Courtney Walsh
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739 appearances
3 recordings
2 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 8 Jul
Courtney Walsh’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And we thought, oh, he's a really nice player.
I knew he was going to go to college, which,
you know, a lot of players will go to college and sort of fine-tune and work on their game and grow their game.
To think, you know, five years later that he's in a Wimbledon quarterfinal, and again, I think Alex, if he'd got through, I think Alex would absolutely have rolled through.
Arthur is, you know, exciting this run is for the English players, but it's a great story.
His father owns a football club in France.
I can't quite remember which one it is.
He's a
financial guru, made a lot of money.
So it's, you know, it's not necessarily a rags to riches story.
I think the wealth was probably there.
But to have, you know, have a wild card, and he's not that tall, Waddy.
He's about, you know, a little shorter than me, a little taller than you.
Maybe we'll say 5'10 or so, and he's played some great tennis.
He beat Alexi Popper in last year at Wimbledon in four sets, and Alexi was gutted at the time.
But, you know, to make it through, you know, Dimitrov is a crowd favourite.
when you're up against an Englishman, that sort of disappears.
But to come through into the side in Super Tirebreaker, yeah, mayhem, just quite the scenes.
Whateley · Talking Tennis with Courtney Walsh | Whateley with Adam White (07.07.26) · 7 Jul 2026
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A raw press conference, it would be the best way to describe that, Adam, and
Probably a golden opportunity that's gone begging, particularly when you see what unfolds later in the day with the English wildcard, Arthur Ferry, defeating Grigor Dimitrov in a super tiebreaker.
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