Tim Lopez
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179 appearances
2 recordings
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 7 Aug
Tim Lopez’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And to this day, Lance and Paul say it's the longest time they've ever seen either one of us not say a word.
And so we ended up winning the fourth set.
Again, by the score of seven games to five.
Now, the fifth set was, and I do not use this term lightly, amazeballs.
We... And after a long, intense battle, we found ourselves a game... We had match point, and it was their serve.
And Lance, southpaw, served, screaming rocket right to my side of the court.
I returned it.
Paul, wily as he was, went over and got it.
Hit another shot right at Evan, who was waiting at the net.
sliced the volley down over, forced a glance out to his right, he was able to pop it up, terrible lob, Evan camped under it and was waiting for it, and just smoked this shot right down the center of the court, but Paul, again Wiley, was waiting for it, and returned it to my side of the court, but I was waiting for that, I waited, held back on it, hit a screaming liner right down the sideline, winner.
Game, set, match.
It was like a dam of emotion at burst.
We immediately started screaming, yelling, we ran to each other, we hugged, we did this dance, it was totally spontaneous, it seemed choreographed, but like so wasn't.
And basically carried each other off the court into glory.
And looking back on it now, I can see this is a turning point in our friendship, in our relationship.
Because after that point, shortly after that game, within a matter of months, we became inseparable.
And we end up, to this day, he's one of my best friends of all time.
And I know that it was because of that day when we realized that the only thing we hated more than each other was losing.
So, thank you very much.
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