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Roy Keane And The Tommy Tiernan Show Helped British Tennis Ace At The Australian Open

Roy Keane And The Tommy Tiernan Show Helped British Tennis Ace At The Australian Open
Colman Stanley
By Colman Stanley
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English tennis star Dan Evans has revealed that he watched Roy Keane on The Tommy Tiernan Show to help him through a three hour heat suspension during his first-round match at the Australia Open.

The world no. 27 was two sets to one up in his game against Argentinian Facundo Bagnis - before going on to win 3-1 - when play was suspended.

While having a lie down, Evans explained that he passed the time with the popular talk show, which suggests that the programme may be gaining a wider international audience.

“I showered, obviously, had a bit of food, stretched out," said Evans.

Then I had a lie down. I mean, I actually watched Roy Keane on that Tiernan show. It was quite a good 37 minutes, if you really want to know what I did. And then [I] stretched again and got ready to go.

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“It’s strange because I never even knew about the rule, to be honest,” Evans said about the stoppage in play. “I came back from the toilet [after winning the third set], and then the guy said, ‘You’re going in’. I never knew about the rule. I never thought about it. I just knew it was hot. Once the wind stopped it was horrible.”

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‘I actually played very well when I went back out. I had won the third, I felt like he was struggling. He was going to the towel a lot at the back of the court a lot. And then sort of it was quite long, and then I had to start again. I didn’t feel great going back out. But then I actually played very well when I went back out.”

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