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Ready, sir?
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Yeah, I think I am.
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Peter Colt, seen here in his teens,
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has already declared this to be
his last competitive match.
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And what an exit.
Only a matter of days ago,
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Colt had become no more than a fading
blip on the radar of tennis history.
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Now he's become the man who...
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Not to add the pressure, Peter, but you know the
entire United Kingdom is cheering you on today.
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Yes. Well, let's hope
I don't disappoint them.
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Did you have any realistic hope two weeks ago that
you would be here today preparing to walk onto...
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Lizzie, I love you more than life itself, but I can't turn
off every goddamned television set in the United Kingdom.
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I'm going for a walk.
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Flight board's in half an hour.
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What do you attribute this
remarkable run to?
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You were supposed
to make a very early exit.
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Well, I had a bit of luck against Tom Cavendish in
the quarters, and I played a more focused game...
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passionate game, uh...
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I suppose the real answer
to your question is, uh,
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well, love really.
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Love of the game?
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Yeah, love of the game. Um...
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But, listen, you may have read about
Lizzie Bradbury and myself...
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being involved, so to speak.
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But, um, I'd like to take this opportunity
to set the record straight.
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I read the papers this morning,
and, uh, they seem to imply...
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that Lizzie had let me down
in some way.
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That's just not the case.
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The truth is I let her down.
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I let her down, and for that...