How's it? How's it guys? Today we are talking about the secrets of shutter speed and how you can use shutter speed in your photographs correctly. Now Aputure gets all the plaudits for being the one thing that separates the so-called happy snapper from the professional photographer, but it's shutter speed. Shutter speed is the thing that I believe you want to understand and master if you really want to take your photographs and make them memorable. The reason behind this is that as normal people, we can replicate the effect of Aputure just by squinting and doing things like that, but we can't do the same with shutter speed. We can't stand in one place for 10 minutes and see the effect of all of the clouds that have passed by our eyes in one single image. And we certainly can't see, like this photograph here, the birth of a nuclear explosion captured at one 10 billionth of a second. We're going to start at the ultra-long exposures. Now the longest exposure ever recorded was eight years, which is this photograph on screen, but that's obviously an awful long time. I don't think we anybody's going to wait around eight years for a photograph. But Chris McCall in his book Sunburn creates photographs of the sun transversing across the sky over hours, sometimes a whole day. And that sun, as it leaves its fingerprints on the paper negatives that he puts inside his camera, physically burns a hole in the negative to create these ethereal, almost alien looking images. And that's the key here, that word alien. It's a world that we can sort of recognize, but it's not the world we inhabit. The same with the, the long exposures are so beloved of landscape photographers, you know, when the sea and the sky or waterfall or something becomes not a collection of water, just, you know, just moving around, but a quiet, smooth, milky surface that has had all the edges flattened off because of that long exposure. And because of that feeling, I find that these photographs have a very quiet, calm sort of effect on me. This is highlighted by having something static to contrast that motion against within the frame. The power station photographs of Michael Kenner illustrates point beautifully, you know, the cooling towers are there, you know that this is a place of industry. And yet, because that steam and the evaporation has been allowed to play all over the surface of the film for a protracted length of time, that it becomes soft and gentle. Like a wispy ectoplasm that is wrapping itself like a calming blanket around these images. It's a quirk that the longer the exposure, the less sense of motion, certainly from my perspective, there is within there. But when you have a slightly shorter, relatively speaking, exposure, and you introduce figures into it, then you get a very different feel to the image. It becomes not calm, but almost like the echo of ghosts. And in fact, Alexei Titorenko's, and I hope I pronounced that correctly, Book the City of Shadows, is a prime example of this. That these photographs of subway stations, again, can you see how there is a solid static entity within these photographs to contrast against the movement? But because it's a relatively shorter exposure, the hand occasionally is captured because it stood long enough static to register as an actual hand, a foot, a shoulder. This gives these photographs a very different feel, doesn't it, to the ones that we looked at those long exposures. Try it sometime. This is something that is well within the grasp of any photographer to get yourself like a neutral density filter sticking in front of that. That increases the length of exposure that you're able to create. Again, a tripod and see what happens. See what ghosts can be put onto your images. I want you to understand there is so much that you can do with shutter speeds that you shouldn't just rely on this idea that, you know, shutter speeds are only there to make sure that your image is sharp, right? You must do sharpnesses beyond or everything else. If you do want sharpness, then fine, use the fastest shutter speed you can possibly get. Then you are making sure that you're eliminating camera shake and subject blur and all that kind of stuff. But feel free to throw off these shackles and just do your own thing, man. Just get there and play with it. This is the joy of photography that you can find things to experiment with and check things out. So going back to Ernst Haas and his cars and things of that nature, this is where, yes, you start to see more of an idea of motion. Because the objects, unlike those long exposures, are more recognizable. We kind of get the feeling from them. They impart within us a franticness that is there. Look at the swimming shot. You can almost hear the snap of the starter's gun and everybody splashing. The water's going everywhere and stuff like that. And it's this crazy outpouring of energies. I used to love photographic dancers within the studio because dance, for me, is not the single upon points frozen in time. But it's more a series of things. Dance is not a static expression. Dance is a motion. And I wanted to convey that with my photographs. And sometimes I could do that by using a relatively short shutter speed, maybe a quarter of a second, something like that. And sometimes it would be required to have a longer shutter speed, maybe half a second, a second or something. But it's about understanding the motion, the idea that you want to convey through your image. But you don't need to go crazy sometimes. Just a little bit is also sufficient. When you are photographing, you know, somebody or a girl with long hair or something, and you want to make the image just feel a little bit more lifelike, that it has a little bit more soul to it. Little bits of movement when introduced, you know, flick of the hair or something like that, can just take that photograph up a little bit. That it's like you have just breathed some life across the print. And it makes the person go, do you know what, this isn't just like a static image. This is a living, breathing person. Because of these subtle little signs of motion, of movement that you've introduced to make the photograph feel alive. Of course, with all of this, there is a bit of a caveat. And if you're not a native English speaker, then caveat just kind of is a fancy way of saying that there is a disclaimer about all of these shutter speeds.   But it all depends. It depends on the relative motion of the thing moving. Look at those photographs of Alexei Titorenko just then, right? Those people are not really moving that fast. So that's why they kind of register on the film. But if you wanted to create a motion of a tortoise, for example, you would need to have an extremely long shutter speed because, relatively speaking, once again, because the tortoise is moving slowly. Whereas, look at these cars from Ernst Haas. They're moving fairly quickly. So this shutter speed is actually relatively fast. These are all just suggestions. And that's what I want you to understand is it's not so much the specific shutter speed that you're looking for. It's the ideas, the feeling that you can create in your photographs by exploring the ideas at the longest shutter speeds, at the shorter shutter speeds. It's giving you a place to get started with your own experimentation. I think in all the genres of photography, you know, sports photography is probably the one that illustrates all the options that you have that we've discussed so far about shutter speed. And we haven't really touched upon one aspect of shutter speed. And that is to bring impact into a photograph. Now, when you freeze motion by using a fast, again, relatively fast shutter speed, where the thing is stopped just at the point of maximum event-ness, what Henry Carchibre saw what he called not maximum event-ness, but the decisive moment, then the mind looks and because it just finish it, just get it there. And we are drawn to this thing.  That's why we look at these photographs of great events that are frozen just at the peak of that moment where we are drawn to them. They have that impact. We can see the sinews of a person, the effort that is conveyed because they are engaging with us. And our eyes can walk all over and see the strain, but at the same time, we can see a world that we can't see with our eyes. If you think about, you know, the image of, it starts with the swimmers and the franticness that was going on there.  In fact, not breaking it is right. There's the moment before the meniscus. I think if that's the correct word, shatters and the head burst through the water. It is a moment that we cannot see with our eyes and because it again looks so bizarre and yet so recognizable. That photograph will stay with you tomorrow, a week from now, something like that. It will linger within your mind. This is the joy, again, of going to those extremes of pushing out to the edges, like the outer limits of the shutter speed and seeing what is inhabited there. Much like, you know, there's nuclear bombs that were photographed by a camera, which I need to just check here because I've written it down because I'm absolutely terrible at remembering. It's the Rappatronic camera, which was developed by Dr. Harold. And again, I forgot, I'm going to go return to my notes here. Dr. Harold Egerton, right? He of the exploding apples, bananas and cards and all that kind of stuff. Those are cameras that were built specifically to capture physics at work. To show us things we could never see. I want you to stop thinking of shutter speeds as simply this thing that freezes motion or it doesn't, what have you, but more as a vital tool in your photographic arsenal to employ, to create a feeling, a reaction within somebody. Make conscious choices within your photographs to employ shutter speed as a creative tool because it is there for you to play with. Aperture gets all that plaudit.  If you understand how to wander around the speed dial and create long, calm, ghostly images or freeze motion, freeze action at that point where it just wants to just get over the line, then then you are far more pro. Then you've got the tools to really start to express yourself and then of course you can use those in conjunction with aperture. Aperture has its place, of course, but be a rounded photographer. Be the photographer who finds their own way. Who uses shutter speed like a boss because you can. Don't worry about the rules. Get rid of the rules, it doesn't matter. But if you do want to learn about how to at least understand, like you have understood about shutter speed now, go check this photo, go check this video here, right, about aperture. Thank you ever so much for watching and I will see you again soon.


Although you may not be aware of it, crashes at intersections account for about 45% of all traffic collisions nationwide. That's a pretty shocking statistic. But if you think about it, motorists and pedestrians enter intersections at different times and speeds throughout the day and night, virtually year-round. The danger is compounded when cars enter at high speeds, disregarding the traffic signals. You may be surprised to know that as early as 1905, transportation specialists were working to develop the best solutions for intersections. The first traffic circles, or rotaries, appeared in the United States and other countries around that time. There was just one problem. These circles were designed to accommodate high-speed entries, and as traffic began to increase, so did the congestion and the number of crashes. In 1966, the United Kingdom adopted a giveaway rule, which required entering traffic to yield to traffic already in the circle. This prevented congestion by not allowing vehicles to enter until there were sufficient gaps in circulating traffic. Modern roundabouts in the United States are one-way circular intersections in which traffic flows around a center island. What makes them superior to the earlier design is that they eliminate left turns while also providing fewer stops, delays, and less congestion. Sedona, Arizona has seen firsthand how modern roundabouts can increase safety and add to the overall aesthetics of an already beautiful location. We've actually done six now, and they're learning each time they do it how to do it a little faster and a little better. What made the Sedona project unique was the amount of support and community outreach the Arizona Department of Transportation included as part of the process. We really developed this with, rather than presenting ideas to the community, really getting ideas from the community and going from there. So, we have a two-way dialogue with the community. They know that. They know that we're open to listening. And I think that has really been unique and an important part of this project. This is the fourth day that I've been out here, and I've noticed general improvement not only in their ability to be able to handle the construction, as far as their driving ability, but also just in their attitude towards it and the general goodwill, so to speak. To learn how modern roundabouts can result in fewer crashes and delays than signalized intersections while also adding to the visual appeal of your community, contact the Federal Highway Administration and Highways for Life, or visit their websites.


This is my friend Dermatome Man. Dermatome Man is a map. He's a map of all the spinal nerves and the parts of spinal nerve that actually innervate skin. And you'll notice that he has stripes on him and the stripes represent the different spinal nerves sending some sort of sensory fiber or that are carrying some sort of sensory fiber in their spinal nerve highway to this area of skin. Now, I see that I have the unlabeled version of Dermatome Man here. I have one Dermatome memorized and that is the belly button. This is the skin of the belly button. That stripe of Dermatome Man, the sensory neurons that come from this stripe around your belly button travel through spinal nerve T10. Interestingly, the sensory information from your appendix also travels through T10.  You perceive it as pain in one of your dermatomes. Patients will sometimes come into a doctor's office and say, oh my God, my belly button. There's something wrong with my belly button. It really hurts. And the doctor will look at the belly button and be like, dog, pound. You don't have anything wrong with your belly button. It looks just fine.  It's a really interesting phenomenon. You will not have to memorize dermatoman. I recommend throwing a labeled picture of dermatoman in your external brain, and that's so that you can actually have it to refer to. On an exam, I would definitely have a picture of dermatoman for you to refer to if I were going to ask you questions about that. A question could be something like, I'm going to have to use the T10 once again because I don't know any of the other ones, but look, I'm going to draw a little... Don't you know what that is? It's a spider. It's crawling on your belly button. And I could ask you, okay, there's a spider crawling on your belly button. What is the spinal nerve that is allowing you to feel that sensation? And then you would say, boom, I got dermatoman right here. It's T10. If you had a spider crawling on your shoulder, you could answer that question as well. I got dermatoman right here. That's C5. C5 is letting you feel the sensation right there. Does that make sense? It's pretty straightforward. Now, the other thing that happens with spinal nerves that's interesting is that they actually braid. Dermatome man is not braided. I mean, I guess you could kind of argue, like, really, this is all... It kind of looks like a stripy mess. But spinal nerves, when they becomes a named nerve, like the sciatic nerve or the musculocutaneous nerve or the axillary nerve, these nerves come from braided spinal nerves. And those are called plexuses. So we're going to talk about those next. What is a nerve plexus and why would we have them?


forna Murray, forna Baratini Is wide Alright 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 40 Serve Baratini, 40-15, it's Vera by the way, is up a break in the third at once at all. Serve Baratini into the corner Murray, Murray in the net, Baratini survives, 5-5, 5-5, solid stuff from Baratini. Five games all. Baratini made the semi-finals last year, didn't he? He's got a lot of points to defend. Yes, yes he does. A lot of points, 720 points to be exact. Which, when you've got a total of, whoa, I mean he's down at number 21 in the world if he loses today. And that's if everyone below him loses. So right now, Baratini is outside the top 20. If he loses this match, minimum, top 21, it'd be 21. Could be worse, could be 25, could be 25, I mean, could be 30 maybe if it's really bad, but probably not. But yeah, he's outside the top 20 Baratini if he loses this match. 15 love, Murray serves out wide, the back end of Baratini, but that is a let. 15 love, serving again Murray. Serve out wide is nice. Nope, it's a fault. Second serve, second serve. Baratini's below Lucetti. No, don't, that's a, that's a, you're kidding me. That's a joke. And he's backing out from Murray to the front of Baratini. Front of Murray, and to the back of the Baratini, sliced through the front of Murray. Back of the Baratini, again to the back of Murray. Into the front of Baratini. For now from Murray, again to the front of Baratini. Into the front of Murray, sliced Baratini backhand, sliced into the backhand slices of Murray. Murray hits it out. 15 all Murray thought of his Allen Baratini slice. He wants to see it, we can't challenge, but he wants to see the, he wants to see the replay. 15-0. So the live rankings, I've said he's in seven, he went up two spots and he lost. He won't stay there for long. He won't stay there for long. All right, 15-0. That's crazy. So currently the live rankings are Elkara's Rude, Djokovic as one, two, three. As Murray gets to 30-15. Sidney Pass, Rublev, Nadal at six, FAA at seven, Fritz, Runa, Hercatch. Mehbedev outside the top 10, at number 12. That's kind of crazy. Yeah, a lot of changes to the rankings. 30-15 is going to return now from Berettini into the four to Murray, but Berettini hit a long. 40-15, Berettini's going to have to win this tie break, I think, if he's going to win. On the women's side, Shriontek, even if she loses tomorrow, will still be twice as far, unless Jabir wins the tournament, twice the amount of points of once Jabir. That's crazy. Still, even with the loss of the semi-final from last year, as Murray gets to six-five. Other players, pretty much the rankings stay the same for the ladies as of now. Goff and Sacri switch over, but Collins is not even on... She's 39 in the world, Collins. 39, 28 spots down. Krajikov is down to 36. So they both lost a lot of points. Keys will be down at 19, if she doesn't get through her matches. Corne lost 20 ranking spots. She's outside the top 50 after that loss today. Kostya also outside the top 50 after if she doesn't win today. Osaka dropped 11 spots, but Osaka's going to have no ranking when she comes back, so she'll have to start from zero. Or be on a protected ranking, maybe. But yeah. Also, we're almost at 500 likes. Thank you, everybody, for that. Okay. 4-1. Runer is up against Kronovich, geez. And Murray's at 6-5. Why is Raffer dropped already? I know they're in the live rankings because the live rankings take away the points before the tournament starts. So he had 2,000 points and he lost them before the tournament started, but in the actual rankings, the official rankings, nothing's changed. Okay, 6-5. Baratini serving to stay in the match again to get to a tie break and try to produce some sort of a comeback. So he can serve Baratini into the backhand of Murray, 4-0 Baratini, into the slice of Murray, again to the 4-0 Baratini, Murray with a backhand lob, weird shot, and Baratini puts away the smash. Murray just got confused. 15-love. 15-love. By the way, in an hour and a half, the night session will be played, so we've still got plenty of time. This match could go another hour, right? But the next night session, Djokovic comes on in probably four or three hours, four hours from now, maybe, as we're to see about why the backhand of Murray, 4-0 Baratini's a winner. 30-love. 30-love. Well, Contavate has a set point in her first set, but she wins the set. Contavate, 6-2. Okay. 30-love here, Baratini. As it serves a fault, second serve. Second serve. Now, why the 4-0 Murray? Good return, slice Baratini into the 4-0 Murray. No, it's out from Baratini. 30-15. Great return there from Murray. 30-15. 30-15 as Baratini jumping around. Two big serves away from this tie break. By the way, Runa's mom is in the house. Not a mismatch. Wait, hang on. She's watching her son, she's not here. Judy Murray's in the house. I know that. But she's watching Runa with Patrick Moritoglu. Anyways, backhand return now from Murray to the backhand of Baratini. 4-0 Murray into the slice of Baratini. Murray, forehand. Again to the backhand of Baratini. Murray with the backhand, again. The backhand of Baratini into the backhand of Murray. To the forehand now of Baratini. 1-0 Murray into the slice of Baratini. That goes into the backhand of Murray. Again to the slice of Baratini. Into the backhand of Murray. That slice from Baratini again goes in the net. You know it was coming. You knew it was coming. I knew it was coming. 30-all, 30-all. Every backhand you just start to cringe. You're like, oh God, is this the one that he misses? Is this the one that he misses? And eventually he does miss it. He's very consistently inconsistent with his backhand. 30-all, Murray is two points away from knocking out last year's semi-finalist. Baratini serves. And ace, bang. Don't go to sleep yet, says Baratini. 40-30 to take us to a tie break in the second. Sorry, in the fourth, we're way past the second. Baratini, he serves. Another big serve out why we're going on a tie break. The first tie break game of the open. The first of the open. Who is going to win it? Is it Murray? Is he going to take this out? Or is Baratini going to take us to a fifth? The first five setter of the open as well, if he gets it. Who's taking it? You tell me. You tell me. 7-4 Baratini, 8-6 Baratini, 7-3 Murray. 7-3 Baratini, another Murray, Murray, Murray. Baratini, 7-4 Murray, 7-3. Hammer, Baratini will live, OK. Murray 7-4, the Scotsman 7-5, 10-8 Murray, OK. Here we go. Baratini returns to the fourth of Murray, back in our Baratini, into the back of the Murray. Back in a sliced Baratini, near the fourth of Murray. The fourth of Baratini, cross court of the slice of Murray. Now Baratini in control of the backhand. Backhand out from Murray. Again at the slice of Baratini, Murray back in the rally. Back in the backhand, Baratini goes in the net. One love. One love. 1-0, 1-0 Murray. Whoops, still super hot outside, by the way. Just want to check that on the screen. Baratini serves. Down to the fourth of Murray, returning to the fourth of Baratini, and Baratini hits a win-off. Just 1-1. So there's this, it's still hot outside. It's just not, it's just not unplayable outside. All right, 1-1. And it's still 36. Yep, it's still 36. It's just not, it's just not hot on court level, I guess. But the air is still warm, it's with a backhand, no. A let from Baratini, as Baratini serves. How hot was it today? It was 37 at one point. As we get another let from, another let from Baratini. Now the sun hasn't set yet, it's, the sun sets in like three hours. We got daylight savings, so it's like, it sets like really late. All right, 1-1. Baratini with the second serve, is an ace. All right, took him a while, but he gets it. Second serve ace, bang. 2-1, Baratini in the tie break. Lovely serve down the tee, Baratini, that's risky. That's risky. Well, as Varev was up a break in the third, now he's on serve.  All right, 2-1. To Baratini, as Murray serves. A fault, well that was close. Second serve, Murray needs this tie break. Agree? Second serve Murray.  Two-all, Murray knows it, he knows he has to win this set. Two-all, by the way, Runa is up 5-2 against Krandevich in the first set there. It's Varev, it's just, I don't know what the hell's going on there. Two-all in the tie break. Murray serves, and the return goes in from Baratini, 4-nair Murray to the front of Baratini. Again to the front of Murray, Baratini with the back end, slice into the back end of Murray, Murray in the net! Murray in the net! Big shout from Baratini, 3-2. 3-2, Baratini. Mini break! Who do you go for in this match?  I'd love to see a 5-setter though, we haven't had one yet, not on stream, so, love to see a 5-setter. 3-2, Baratini. It's 4 points away from taking us to a 5th. The serve to come, 2 serves to come. Serve out wide as a fault. 2nd serve, Ketchmenovic just lost in straight set to Jerry. Excuse me? Why? Ketchmenovic last year was the Djokovic, he was meow meow. Now he's nothing.  Who hits it out? We're back on serve, 3-3. By the way, Sandgren is playing in bum for nowhere in a challenge or something. When he was at the Australian Open, quarter-finals two years ago, what the hell? He is literally playing in the middle of nowhere while the Australian Open's on, what the hell? I thought Tennis Sandgren was a player that plays, playing out in the middle of nowhere, just noticed. Weird, he's playing guitar, is he? Oh, okay, crazy. All right, 3-all, Baratini's serving, he just had the mini break and he gave it straight back because he's a nice guy. Baratini serves, Baratini with a serve. Now, why doesn't, an ace, 4-3, 4-3. 4-3, Baratini, Murray serving. So there'll be a lot of night matches. If you aren't listening or you're thinking to go on the tennis, go tonight. You will get so much out of going to the tennis tonight because there's a lot of matches on the outside courts late into the night. And a lot of people have to get to work tomorrow, so trucker sticky, go to tennis tonight. You'll get more than your money's worth. Just buy a ground pass for tonight, you'll be great. If I lived closer, I probably would. Then again, we're watching Djokovic, I probably wouldn't. 4-3, 4-3, Baratini 4-3 as he serves now Murray. Into the back of the Baratini, back in now Murray. Into the slice of Baratini, Baratini hits a wide, 4-4. 4-4, what if they suspend it for Murray? Well, go now, go right now because you'll get a lot of, I'm looking at the Contivate match, no one's there. No one's watching Contivate, so you'll get a seat. You'll be able to watch some really good players play. There's still plenty of good matches coming up later. Coconuts, Vanini being one of those. If we're to serve now from Murray, 4-4, down the team now to the back end of Baratini. 4-4 to 4-hand as Baratini goes to the 4-4 to Murray. Back in there, Baratini sliced into the 4-4 to Murray. Down the line to the 4-4 to Baratini, sliced again. Murray gets it, down the line with the 4-hand. Back in there, Baratini again to the back end of Murray. Into the 4-4 to Baratini, 4-4 from Murray. Into the back end of Baratini, to the back end of Murray. What a rally as we're to 4-4 now from Baratini. Murray defending, 4-4, good shot. Baratini gets it, slice Murray, is good. 4-4 from Baratini again to the 4-4 to Murray. Murray in trouble, back in the back end now as Murray goes into the back end of Baratini, sliced. Murray back in the rally. Back in again for Murray's outs. He pushed it wide and Baratini raised the fist. 24 shot rally. Baratini's got two serves to come. Five, four. That was a huge point. That was a huge point. Baratini with two serves to come to take it to a fifth. What a rally. What a rally. Contribute, by the way, three love-up in the second. Kuderman tover two-one-up in the second of her match. Both won the first set six-two. Okay, here we go, Baratini serving. Two points away from a five-setter. And three-and-a-half hours played. Serve out wide at the back end of Murray. Four-and-a-Baratini. Murray gets us right. Baratini in trouble. Murray hits a winner. Baratini made the biggest error. He hit a massive serve. He had Murray running all the way across the court and he didn't go behind him. Baratini should've just been smart. And he would've had two set points. He went straight to Murray and Murray was screaming across the court. Just waited two seconds later and he would've just gone, boop, open court, Murray was running away from the ball. Baratini, big mistake. Five-five. Let's see if that cost him the match, Baratini. Five-all. He serves. An ace down the tee, that would've been the set. Okay, set point now, six-five. Remember what just happened, people. Baratini plays it smart, gets a set point. Aces were in a fifth. If he loses this from now, that was the mistake. Six-five. Set point, Murray serves. Six-five. Baratini set point, but it's on Murray's serve. As Murray serves, he serves out wide at the back of the Baratini, but it's a fault from Murray. Second serve, Murray. Second serve, Murray. Baratini's second or fifth. Second serve goes in the corner, Baratini, back in there, Murray, into the slice of Baratini. Again to the back of the Murray. Baratini with the back in the net. This is gonna be our biggest TV run. Six-all. Murray survives. Murray survives.  He hit a great serve. He then had a forehand. He could have gone cross-court or down the line and he could have won the point. He went cross-court without thinking or seeing what Murray was doing. Murray hit a winner. Five-five, then Baratini hits an ace. Six-five Baratini, then Murray just won the point. Baratini should have won that set. Let's see if he can get the set now, though, because Murray's serving. But if he loses this set, Baratini, that was it. That was the shot that lost it. Six-all. Murray's serving to get to match point. Serve is a let from Murray. Let from Murray. First serve again for Murray. Taking all the time in the world here, Murray. He serves into the corner, Baratini. Murray with a forehand. Into the slice of Baratini. Murray with another forehand. Down the line to the corner, Baratini. Murray in control as he hits a volley. Baratini in the pass. Murray died volley. He's out. Oh, it's out. Oh, Murray missed it. Murray dived. He dove and he missed it. That would have been spectacular. Seven-six, Baratini. Murray with a dived volley. You can hear the sound of the metal hip hitting the ground just like a clink, like a sword's clashing.  And it just went long. Seven-six, Baratini. There were sparks flying up from the hip as he landed. It was dramatic. Can you imagine? That was it. Anyway, set point number two. He lands on the ground and just sparks up lightning. Anyway, seven-six, Baratini serves. Seconds to a fifth. He serves the forehand, Murray. But it was a fault. Late call by the umpire. All right. Second serve, Baratini. To take us to the fifth. Second serve. Into the backhand of Murray. Forehand from Baratini. Into the forehand of Murray. Backhand, our slice, Baratini. Is out. Oh my Jesus. Unbelievable, unbelievable. Baratini just goes... And slices it out. A loopy-doopy, nothing powder-puffy ice cream soft serve of a slice. And he's looking to go, and what was that? We feel the same. What was that? Seven-all. Seven-all. No match points yet for Murray. As Baratini serves. He serves to the backhand of Murray. Backhand slice, Baratini. Murray pass, Baratini volleys. Murray's got this with a pass. No, he missed it. He missed it. He missed it. Murray couldn't get out of his own way. Baratini's got another set point. Murray just couldn't get his feet out of his way. Eight, seven, Baratini. Set point number three. Set point number three. Murray is serving. Eight, seven. Winner of this play is, I think, Coconacus O'Fanini, who are coming on later. Okay, eight, seven. Murray with a serve. He's taking all the time here, Murray. Yeah, three and a half hours. Murray in the fifth set is gonna be knackered. Dude is gonna be tired. Murray bleeding. Well, he did fall on the ground. And as Murray serves. A fault. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Second serve. Second serve. Into the front of Baratini. Back in now, Murray. Into the back of the Baratini. To the front of Murray. Baratini with a slice. That goes into the front of Murray, as we had another back in from Baratini. Murray, to the front of Baratini. Uh-oh. Has read a slice now for Murray on the stretch. Four and a Baratini. Inside out. Murray, backhand. Again, to the front of Baratini. Watch out. Murray with a slice. That goes in. Four and a from Baratini down the line. Murray on the stretch with a pass. Baratini let it go out. Five sets, baby. We're going five sets. We're going five. Baratini survives. And we're going five. Fit set. Here we go. Three and a half hours played. And Baratini survives. It was two points away from losing a couple of times. Ooh, okay. First five setter of the tournament. Baratini wide awake now. Yep, we're going five. We're going five. Now remember, once in his career, Baratini has come back from five sets, two sets of love down. Once Murray has lost from two sets of love up in his entire career. Let's talk about five set records. We talked about it two hours ago. Let's talk about it now because it matters. Now it matters. We talked about it at the end of the second. Now we're talking about it now. Baratini has an exquisite five set record. And what does that mean? It's a fancy word that means great, right? Here's a great five set record. He has only lost one five set match. I think he has won seven out of eight. He has only lost one five set match. And that was against Tennis Sandgren three years ago in the round of 16. He has beaten Jack Sock, Diego Schwartzman, Gail Montfies, twice. Evashka, Fakina, and Elkaraz all in five sets. Seven players in five sets he's beaten. The Elkaraz match last year, that was an epic. But Murray on the other hand, let's talk about his five set record because of course he's also playing Tennis. Murray's five set record is not as good because let's be honest, Baratini is off the charts. It's too good. It's too good.   I don't know. For his entire career, no idea. But Murray, I think he's played, this is his 40th five set match for his career. Yeah, he's played 39 five set matches to this point. He's won 26, lost 13. Last time he played a five setter, 12 months ago against Basilash Vili in this exact, on this day, on this day, 12 months ago, 17th of January, he lost, he won a five setter against Basilash Vili. So he did it recently. He lost a city passing five at the US in 2021. He lost, he beat Otter in five at Wimby in 2021. US Open, he beat Nishioca from Two Sets of Love Down in a five set epic there. The US, the weird US Open there, COVID Open. And then Australian Open 2019, if you remember that four years ago, we watched that match. Who remembers? He lost to RBA in five sets, and then they tried to retire him.  And they're like, yeah, but you should. Four years later, he's playing a five setter again. Who would have thought? If you're part of the channel back then, you will, you're an OG. Four years ago, we watched that.  Baratini six, two in the fifth, you reckon? Okay. See you later, Miranda. Thanks for joining. We'll see you whenever. Murray makes history tonight. What history? Just winning a match or what? Didn't he beat Novak in five? Who? Murray, not recently. Like a long time ago. Not like in the last year. I'm notifying folks. I won't be on the call at 7 a.m. tomorrow at work. Yep, call in sick. Say you're busy, got an appointment or something? I don't know.  Can we expect an overfire, eight and a half? I have no idea. What time's Dracovic playing? In about three or four hours. Probably about, I would say now that this match has gone to a fifth, probably four hours. Probably four hours.  So there's gonna be a bit of a delay between matches, but yeah, probably a little later. Does Vera just lose the third set? Oh no. Got me worried, chat.  That definitely was the death. What's Vera doing? He's at six, five down in the third against Rara here, Rara. Veritas, Vereas, Vereas, whatever his name is. Why is Vera not playing good? It just doesn't play for him, he hasn't played enough. Vera is still on the comeback, remember? He's just, he's on the comeback. Baratini come back from the toilet, because you're gonna have two bathroom breaks. Remember, Baratini had a bathroom break after the second set. Came back, now he's had a third one, a second one. You're allowed to have two in a five-set match. It's allowed. Benkron Drescu, by the way, says who's watching Baratini versus Murray? We are over here. I bet it's Vera, Cam, I'm scared now. Well, yeah, I should, I would be too. It means Vera's down a set point for freaking sake.  Is Vera gonna warning? For what? I think despite not having the greatest backhand, Baratini's fighting spirit helps him win matches. Yeah, Baratini's underrated fighting spirit, for sure.    Oh, no, you can't, because he hit the backhand. Oh, God. It's Vera have lost the third. It's Vera have lost the third. It's Vera have lost the third.  Is today the carnage? Is today the day of carnage? Are we watching carnage? We had a heat delay. Is this carnage? Are we watching carnage? It's already day two, though. No, it's Baratini, 15-1, he's serving first and the fifth. I mean, it's too early to say carnage, because I don't think we've had that many upsets. We need more, like, you know, Baratini's Vera have, Rude, Djokovic, we need a lot more upsets, but Vera is down two sets of one. As Baratini says, the fourth second serve. I said Vera was gonna have a tough match. I didn't think he'd lose. I thought he would at least. Like, he should have won that second set, third set, that was terrible. Here's our fourth, fourth two. Lost at seven-five. Backhand out from Baratini in the net. 15-all, 15-all. Is it the same guy that was up two-zero against FAA at RG? Was that the same guy? I thought I recognized the name. No, 15-all. Baratini serves. Nice, Spain. 30-15, 30-15. Lovely serve there from Baratini. As Baratini serves again, 30-15. Serving to the back end of Murray, back end in the net from Murray, 40-15. 40-15, as he serves again. I was so heartbroken by the tiebreak, hopefully Murray doesn't fold it out. 40-15. Cam is in no way for Baratini to improve his backhand. Even Slice is not the best. Now some players just have a terrible shot. I mean, he has to probably change his technique. I mean, it's probably too late, to be honest. Anyway, this game, Baratini, one-love. I mean, just trying to hide his weakness as much as possible. I'm listening, I can't talk in the chat. I need to charge my phone, all right, no worries. We'll be here. Now, one-love, Baratini. Zverev's still not healed. Zverev is like Dominic Teem, you know? They're lacking confidence. Yes, Zverev beat Djokovic in an exhibition, but it just shows that that doesn't mean much. You know, Zverev is not, the last time he played, you gotta remember he's probably got scars in his mind too, right? Last time he played a five-set match, he rolled his ankle. So he's probably got all those emotions gone through him. He's also playing a pretty feisty player. So maybe we should respect his opponent a little more, but yeah, Zverev's probably dealing with a lot mentally today. Now, one-love, Baratini in the fifth, nearly four hours played. By the way, Contomate, five-two in the second. She's dominating her match. Well, I want to see what Murray's record is. What's Murray's, when the last time Murray played a four-hour match? And how'd that go? Because I want to know, when was the last time he played four hours as Murray hits a great shot, fifth in-love? Let's have a look. Three hours, three-forty-five in Antwerp in 21. Four hours and 49 minutes against Stefano City Pass in the 21 U.S. Open, he lost that match. Last time he won an over-four-hour match was Nishioca 2020 U.S. Open. Four and a half hours he beat Nishioca. I'm coming back from two sets of love down. 15-love, 15-love as we deserve now from Murray. And the return of Baratini, drop shot Murray. Baratini's going to get there. Murray with a backhand lob, and Baratini puts the volley down, but not enough, another volley from Baratini. Murray running, hits it wide. Nice from Baratini at the net, 15-0. Very lost his gear, what do you mean? What do you mean? Lost his gear. All right, 15-0 as Baratini lunged to the volley and put it away, just, just put it away. Murray would have hit a winner off that shot five years ago. Maybe longer, maybe 10 years ago. First serve in the net, second serve. Second serve Murray is a let. Second serve again Murray, Murray serves again. Into the backhand of Baratini, four now Murray. Into the backhand slice of Baratini, Murray with a volley. It's too good. Baratini just caught going the wrong way, 30-15. 30-15, lovely shot there from Baratini. Now, Djokovic is supposed to come on soon, but it'll be way later now. Four hours, four hours I'm predicting that we'll see Djokovic as Murray serves. Into the backhand of Baratini, Baratini in the net. 40-15, 40-15. As Murray serves again.  Hope your time was going well, thank you for joining us. I'm gonna serve out wide of fault, second serve. This is our, I don't know if Deb's here, oh, here she is. Is this our 10th match, Deb, or is this number nine? Baratini four to the forehand of the backhand of Murray, backhand of backhand as Baratini runs away into forehand instead, but it goes in the net. One, one in the fifth. One, one in the fifth. Stream of 20 hours already. Jesus. In two days. Well, that sounds healthy. That sounds very healthy. That sounds good.  So that was just not used to talking for 12 hours straight. Okay, Baratini serving one, one in the fifth. And this matches is exactly what we, I guess, hoped for, right? If the team Rubella matches the let down, this has lived up to the hype. This has lived up to the hype. One, one as Baratini serves, an ace. Bang, 15 love. Yeah, Runa's playing right now, he's up a set and a break against Kranovich. Yeah, 24 aces for Baratini. Ooh, okay, he serves. The backhand of Murray, forehand from Baratini, into the forehand of Murray, again to the backhand of Baratini, but Murray hits it long. 30 love, cons of about six, two, six, three, she gets through. Relatively easy match for her. No one in the stands, which is weird. She's waving to like the three people that are there. Again, super weird. I don't know why people, like if you wanna watch tennis, go to that court because this match is happening after her. I'm sure there is. 30 love. He's gonna return now to the backhand slice of Baratini. What a drop shot. Murray gets it, and then Baratini puts it away. 40 love. By the way, if you wanna get a net, cons of its autograph, go to that court because no one's there. You get it like that because no one's standing there. You get a photo with her. I mean, geez, why is no one at that court? Go get something signed by a cons of it. Someone's getting a flag signed. There's like five people there. You get a high five if you want. You know, that's 40 love from Baratini. Serve out while the backhand of Murray, four and a Baratini at the backhand of Murray. And that's out from Murray, two, one, Baratini. Final set, final set. Also, Vecic is on court right now. That's cool. Baratini's hitting smoother shot every time. Yeah, his forehand's come back big time in this set. So, yeah, he's come back real solid. You can even get a high five. Yeah, look, you know, put your hand down there and she might just go, a high five to net cons of it. How cool is that? Yeah, look, I'm sure she's, I think she's got a boyfriend, so you probably need to leave her alone if you don't harass her. Just don't harass her. Just be cool, be normal. Baratini's game has picked up considerably. Yep. Thank you, JR. I'm not your dad or anyone's dad in the chat. Hell no. I'm just a dude. You're right about Zverev. He's struggling. Yeah, I didn't think he'd be struggling this bad. I knew he would probably lose a set. I thought he'd lose a set. I didn't think he'd be down two sets of one. Nine matches so far of the AO. There we go. Thank you, Deb. So, that's a lot. We've watched seven and a half hours of streaming so far today. Tomorrow we've got the schedule. Is the schedule after tomorrow? Must be. Maybe they're waiting for these matches to keep going finished because on a day three schedule. Nope, it's not out. Okay, they're waiting for today to finish because tomorrow's gonna be crazy. Um, but yeah. Okay. Two, one. I'm sure you guys will tell me when the schedule comes out. That goes out from Baratini. 15 love. 15 love. Mari's serving. Is it gonna be hot tomorrow in Melbourne? No, tomorrow's gonna rain. Tomorrow's gonna rain all day. So it's gonna be a, the total opposite of today. They probably won't start it on time. So if you want to watch any of the first round, well, I guess we're waiting for the schedule. Well, when the schedule comes out, anyone who's playing first on Rod Labor will be under the roof, I expect. So, serve now the point of Baratini, point of Mari, the point of Baratini, the backhand slice of Mari. Mari hits it out. 15 all. Baratini looks fresh. Mari looks older. 15 all. 15 all is, Mari serves again. Gonna be careful, Mari, because he is serving second in this final set. Baratini wants to take a break. He might all of a sudden be up 4-1. As that goes long from Baratini, and it's 30-15. 30-15, by the way, Fakina takes Bublick to a fifth. Interesting. 30-15 as Mari serves. A fault. Second serve, Aussie where there's like a roller coaster. Oh, don't I know it? Don't I know it, Chat? It's a nightmare. The only consistency of Australian weather is when it's winter, it rains. So, it's never hot in winter. That's the only thing. 4-1 now down the line of the backhand of Baratini. Backhand of Mari is into the 4-1 of Baratini. Mari on the stretch for the forehand. As Baratini just gets it, Mari backhand. Hit the tape, goes over, Baratini slice, comes to the net, Mari with a pass, goes out. 30-all and Mari looks dead. He looks dead. He looks very, very... He looks dejected. He looks dejected. 30-all. He looks disappointed, yeah. All right, 30-all. 30-all as Mari serves. Serving Mari to the 4-1 of Baratini, return to the 4-1 of Mari. Drop shot for Mari, Baratini runs, gets there with a pass. Mari with a volley winner. Wow. Mari with a ridiculous volley winner. That saved it. Trying to get the crowd involved, 40-30. Crazy shot for Mari. Crazy shot. Mari hit that behind him. How did he hit that in? It was like a glitch in a video game. He went for the backhand volley and it's like he glitched out and hit it by accident. That was weird. The replay was weird. 40-30. Serving in the backhand of Baratini. 4-1 now from Baratini goes long and Mari levels a 2-2. And he's trying to get the crowd on his side. He's getting the crowd fired up. Love this. This is turning out to be a classic. They got lucky, he took a stab at the ball, yeah. It was very lucky, but yeah. All right, two-all. Baratini serving now as Baratini serves. Such a good match, I know, right? Was anyone here when I said it like one game all in the third? Baratini had a bunch of break points against him early in the third and he survived? Back then, I thought, you know what? If he comes back, he might have saved the game. And we might be, it just felt, I don't know, I got a feeling, like maybe some of you did, that something special was gonna happen or something, this is gonna turn out to be a very memorable match. And at the time, it was like 6-3, 6-3, one-all.  But it just felt like it was like, if Baratini does win this set, something is gonna happen here. And now we're in a 30 double foul, it's 15-all. Just still, look, even if whoever wins this final set, it's still an epic match. You know, it doesn't matter if Murray wins it or Baratini, it's an epic match. Let's tick that box at least. All right, 15-all. Baratini serves, down the team, ace, bang, 30-15. Schedule's out, oh, Jess, love it. Love it, let's hope the schedule is kind. Please schedule be kind, be kind. Schedule, ooh, okay. All right.  Good schedule, good, yeah. Good schedule, I love it. Good schedule, everybody. 30-15 is Baratini, hits a win on the backhand side, he throws the fist, 40-15. Did I not say Gough and Rado Khanna was gonna be a night match? I said it was either gonna be the first match of the day or the prime time night match. And it's prime time, 7 p.m., baby. Good schedule, I like it. It is gonna rain, but it doesn't matter because Rod Laver's got the best matches. Rabakhin is going to play on the third biggest stadium too, so Rabakhin are getting some respect. Respect of Khanna, respect of Khanna. There's something, there's something. You know what I mean. 40-15, as we return from Murray, that goes out, three, two, Baratini final set. Okay, so the schedule for tomorrow, the schedule for tomorrow. We start off the day, Egas Fiontech plays Osorio at the start of the day, Rod Laver Arena, followed by Pagula Sastinovich, then in the afternoon of Australian time, Rafa takes on McDonald. Then the night session, Rado Khanna takes on Goff. Let's go, followed by Sidney Pass taking on Hitchikata. That's a fun matchup. On Margaret Court Arena, we've got Qualifier, Schneider taking on the number six seed, Zachary, Mulchan takes on FAA, that's fun. Keys versus Wong, Milman takes on Medvedev in the night session over on Margaret Court, and then Mukova takes on Collins. Then we've got Etcheverry taking on Sina over on John Kane Arena, Kovitava Kalanina, Song takes on, or Sang takes on Tiafo. Then the night session, Hashinop takes on Kubla, and the very late night session is Rabakina takes on Yvonne, but good schedule, good schedule. Good schedule for tomorrow. Yeah, Collins Mukova is kind of a bit of a sleeper. Tell me what your match of the day is tomorrow. What's your match of the day? Rafa, obviously, but what match are you excited for most tomorrow? I think Goff versus Rado Khanna has got to be match of the day, right? Mehdi Milman, Mehdi Milman is a low-key sleeper too. Nadal Mevedev, okay, Nadal McDonald, okay. Coco versus, Emma versus Coco has got to be it, right? By the way, Zverev is two sets of one down, three, two on serve in the second and the third, fourth. And Runa, someone was asking, is six, two, five, three, up. Okay, back to this match. We'll get to that tomorrow, but this is, we've got to get back to this. 15 love, nice, from Murray. Rinky versus Steph is fun too, yeah. Yeah, Rado Khanna, Goff, that is the one. It's in the paper, wow. They still do papers, that's weird. Behan Karan caught nowhere. Yeah, that's only the schedule for the main courts. We haven't got the full schedule yet, but we'll get the full schedule later, I'm sure. Baratini in the net with the backhand. 30 love, 30 love. Yeah, a lot of matches on tomorrow worth watching. 30, love, as Murray serves, serve with the backhand. Oh, no, Titi hits it out. 40 love, 40 love as Murray tries to level things up. 40 love as Murray serves. Into the backhand of Baratini, slice Murray to the slice of Baratini, into the slice of Murray. In the net from Murray, 40-15. 40-15, rain expected at 10 p.m., no lay match could go under the roof. Yeah, I mentioned that a few times lately. There is rain on the way. I saw, I was looking at the radar. Unless it disappears by the time it hits a city. There's rain coming. It might even, you know what? It might even rain. It might even rain in the next like two hours. 40-15. Murray to level things up here in the fifth. 40-15. Murray serves the backhand of Baratini, backhand of Baratini to the backhand of Murray. You know, the backhand of Baratini sliced into the form of Murray. Backhand of Baratini into the backhand of Murray, into the form of Baratini, who puts in the net, 3-3. 3-3 final set. 3-all in the final set. Baratini serving first, and I think that might be a factor. I think Baratini might hold, hold, hold, and then eventually break to win. That's my thinking. That's my thinking, that's my prediction. I did pick Baratini at the start of the match in four sets, but I mean, five sets, four sets, long match. Four hours, by the way, these two are played. I dozed off for a bit, and I can't believe this match is still going. Yep.   Baratini serves, now he's bang, 15-love. 15-love. 15-love. Runa, by the way, bad to go up two sets to love against Kronovich. Good stuff from Runa. All right, Baratini serves. 15-love, he serves out wide, the backhand of Murray, four-hour swinging volley. Murray puts up another lob, and Baratini puts down a smash. Murray gets it though with another lob. Murray, oh, and then Baratini with a drop shot, okay. That's tricky. 30-love. By the way, Kronovich is having a terrible timeout with Runa. 6-2, 6-3. Runa, dominating. Runa might finish before this match does. That would be crazy. That would be crazy. That would be crazy. Okay, 40-love. 40-love, Murray, oh, Baratini. To get to 4-3 here in this final set. He's there, by the way, he's about to break in the fourth, so he's still going. First serves a fault from Baratini, second serve. Second serve. Now wide, the backhand of Murray, backhand slice from Baratini to the backhand of Murray. Murray hits a wide, Baratini 4-3 runs to the chair. That's a message he's sending. He's sending a message by running to the chair because Murray can't move. He can barely walk. He can barely walk. All right, Matteo, it's your turn. There you go. Second set tie break between Kudamatova match, you haven't been looking at that right now. It is three-all in that tie break, and that's about all that's happening, really. Well, there's lots more happening, but that's all that's really on the radar. Yeah, not too much going on outside. He vacuages up a break. That's about it. All right. Why can't they bandage Murray up? Well, he doesn't need to be bandaged up.  Bandaging him up won't work. I want to sleep. Well, tell that to Baratini, he should have lost two hours ago. All right, four-three Baratini. Baratini's pure cringe. Why? Four-three. Murray trying to prove a point tonight, is he? What's that point? He's trying to prove. Prove that he can still play? Okay. Four-three Murray. Sorry, I was just checking out what was on the menu for food. There's been a four-and-a-four Murray. Four-and-a-four Baratini, sliced into the four-and-murray, down the line of the back of the Baratini. Murray with a backhand, oh, lob from Baratini, that's a good shot. Murray gets with the backhand, back and down the line from Baratini, four-and-a-four Murray in the net, nice from Baratini. Smart lob from Baratini, a sliced backhand lob. All right, dude, fine. In the chat, just find some new, stop copying, pasting the same thing. You're not really adding to the conversation, dude. All right, you've had enough. Chill, dude, just chill, dude. You're good, you're good, just chill. Love 15, returning the net from Baratini. 15, oh, no, I'm not gonna spin the wheel tonight. I don't have enough time to muck around. So I'm gonna order food now really quickly.  It's not even gonna be dinner. It's gonna be a snack. And then I'll inhale that, and then we'll go live again. As we return now, the backhand of Murray, backhand of Baratini, sliced, and the backhand of Murray. Won it from Baratini into the net. 30-15, 30-15. Am I getting hangry? Nah, I'm not really hangry. I am hungry. Well, I couldn't have just won, took out Zanevska in straight sets. No one's talking couldn't have, number nine seed, she'll lose the Kazakina though. As we return now, that goes out from Baratini. And it's 40-15, 40-15. Bublick, Fakina are down, they're in the fifth set, three, two, Fakina. Yeah, we don't get to play Kiros Bingo either this time. I don't know, that's a bummer, right? Thanks to the updates on Rahul Garuna, seems he is keeping his incredible rise. Yep, he's up two sets of love and one love in the third. So he's dominating. Has been a four now from Murray on the stretch, and Baratini hits it wide. Four-four Murray holds on in the fifth set. The longest match of the tournament so far for us. Four hours and 15 minutes played. It's gonna be hard to top this one. Day two, we might've just watched the match of the tournament. Hope not, I hope not. I hope that's wrong. I hope we get more and more of these. All right, Baratini serving now, four-four, four-all. Now, there will be probably a delay for the night session, just like there was last night, because Rafa finished around this time yesterday. So usually there's a bit of a delay to change the crowds, but we'll see what happens. All right, 15 love, Murray in the net. And then of course, that means Djokovic will be pushed a little later. Speaking of which, Novak Djokovic has entered the stadium. I'm looking, I am looking at the man who won this title two years ago, who was not allowed here. He was deployed, he was not even in the country this time last year. He got kicked out, he was on a plane. As we return now, a slice drop shot there from Baratini. Murray gets it though. Baratini around the net, but he can't make it. Murray with a shake of the racket, trying to get the crowd back in it.  Probably, probably definitely.  That'll shut the crowd up, 30, 15. 30, 15 as Baratini serves again, just to stay in front, 30, 15 serve. It's an ace again, all right. This is gonna be on finish, Gigi. 40, 15, 40, 15. Baratini again, taking a time. What's wrong with Sasha? This is losing, confidence. 40, 15, serve out wide, Baratini, nice, bang, bang, and bang. That's what Andy Roddick did. This is gonna be on finish. That's what Andy Roddick did. Five, four, Baratini in front, Murray serving to stay in the match. Murray has to serve to stay in the match. All right, by the way, don't forget to like. We're almost at 700 likes. Thank you so much everybody for that. Also, don't forget to subscribe. We've got plenty more action at the Australian. It's only day two. First round action, still going on. Plenty more to come in the next couple of weeks. But yeah, make sure you subscribe if you haven't already. Like the video as well. All that fun stuff. But we're watching an epic at the moment. This is turning out to be an epic. If Baratini hits so many aces, it's crazy. Serves very solid, yeah. Murray's done. Look, a lot of people didn't think that after the second set. I mean, who knows? 10 point tie break, who knows? Who knows? I thought Sasha won his match already. No, no, no. No, no, no. Baratini was never close to winning his match. He was always, after the first set, he's been in trouble pretty much ever since. I just can't watch Runa Nolay. I just can't wait to watch Runa Nolay. It'll be so interesting. I know, right? That match is gonna be insane. Okay, Andy Murray from Scotland is serving to stay in this match against Matteo Baratini. It's been five hours, chat. Let me go, let me, five hours this match, all right? I've said the same name over and over. It's getting a little tiring, all right? Baratini with an N from Italy. Has been a serve now, Murray. That's a fault. Second serve. Second serve. Second serve. Into the backhand of Baratini. Four now from Murray to the back of Baratini in the net. 15 love. 15 love. 15 love. Yeah, Dave, look, marathon commentating. We've got eight hours down. Probably another five to go. Potentially another four to go. Eight hours down. But hey, that's how it is. As we return now from Baratini, that goes wide. 30 love. 30 love. Murray doing a great job here. Just hanging around. He's done a million times before serving to stay in a match. This is easy. Easy for Murray. Easy, easy, easy. Now Murray never got match point. He was only, it was two points away a few times. I worked too hard. Nah. No, it's just a thing. Has been a four now down the line. To the slice of Baratini, four now from Murray is to the slice of Baratini, Murray with a backhand. Again, to the backhand of Baratini, Murray with a volley. He's out. 30, 15. 30, 15. It's very by the way. Is it three hours in his match and he's five points away from losing? And that's serious. 30, 15. Baratini three points away from the win. 30, 15. Murray with a serve. Now wide at the backhand of Baratini, four now Murray. Into the backhand. He's out from Murray. Oh no. 30 or Baratini wants it now. He wants to get out of here now. He's like four and a half hours is enough. Four, 20. Funny number. That's enough. 30 all. Andy Murray has only ever lost once from two sets to love up. That was back in 0-5 when he was like 17 against David Nelbandian. And 18 years later, he's two points away from losing it again. For the second time in his career, and Baratini's only come back once from this set from two sets down. So this is a historic day if Baratini is somehow going to win these next two points. Murray serves into the front of Baratini. Good return. Murray slices it in the net. Baratini has a match point to come back from two sets to love down for the second time in his career. And hand Murray his second ever two set to love lead loss in his whole freaking career. 30, 40. Baratini with a match point. Murray serving though, as Murray serves. Out wide to the back of the Baratini, back in our Murray sliced, drop shot. Baratini back end in the net. Baratini in the net. Oh, it was there. Of course it's the back end. Of course it's his back end. He just had to go. It was right there. Baratini tried to flick it like Murray. Baratini's backhand haunts him again. Oh my God. He could have done anything with that backhand and he hit it in the net. Anyways, return now Murray, forehand goes to the back end of Baratini who hits it in the net again. Two backhands from Baratini have gone in the net. Advantage Murray. The backhand. The backhand. Advantage Murray. Murray's surviving. This is crazy. This is crazy. Advantage. Murray saved a match point. Baratini missing two backhands.  As Murray serves. He serves. Out to the back end of Baratini, back in our Murray. Again to the back end of Baratini, Murray with a forehand. Into the corner of Baratini. That's a good shot, Murray gets it. Baratini, forehand is a winner. Back to Deuce. Baratini uses the forehand this time to win the point. That's his shot. Back to Deuce. Back to Deuce. Match point already saved by Murray. Again, don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already. Almost at 700 likes. Match of the tournament so far, hands down. It's gotta be right. It's gotta be the match of the tournament, surely. Also, thank you for following me on Twitter. Appreciate that. I think in the chat if you want to do that. As we serve out, why is it a fault? Second serve. Second serve, Murray. Second serve, Murray. Into the corner of Baratini. Forehand, Murray. Again to the corner of Baratini. To the corner of Murray. Baratini with a backhand now sliced. Uh-oh. Goes into the corner of Murray. Forehand, Baratini with a backhand from Murray. Cross-court of the backhand of Baratini. Backhand, Murray. Again to the backhand of Baratini. Sliced. Into the backhand of Murray. Who hits it down to the corner of Baratini. Forehand to forehand. Has now Baratini to the backhand. Into the corner of Murray. Again to the corner of Baratini. That goes wide from Baratini. Advantage, Murray. Advantage, Murray. To level things up at 5-5 in the fifth. By the way, David Ovis-Fakina. Serving for the match against Bublick. He's serving for the match against Bublick. Baratini having a massive chat after that point. He had a massive talk after that one. By the way, Runa is dominating Kronovic. I'm sorry, Holger Runa, I never doubted you. He is just kicking Kronovic's butt.  All right, Advantage, Murray. To level up here in the fifth. Serve is an ace. Bang, bang. Murray says the F word. Fakina, 5-5. Saving a match point in the process. Vera, by the way, is going to serve to stay in the match. That's a sketchy sitch. No quit on this court, that's it. No quitting on this court. Five games all, Val Lendl doesn't move. He's very stoic. Very stoic. Yeah, Murray's dropping F bombs, but hey, that's just Murray. Murray doing Murray things. Murray's saying Murray things. Vintage Murray, exactly. All right, Baratini serves, he just had a match point and he's backhand, failed him. As he serves now down to the back of the Murray, back of the Baratini, into the back of the Murray, sliced, Baratini, forehand, is a winner down the line. Wow, wow, Baratini just flicked that down the line. Huge, huge from Baratini. Huge forehand, almost on the back foot, just whipped it down the line, that's crazy. 15 love, serve, is a big serve out wide. Murray can't get it back. 30 love, 30 love. 30 love, my brother just sent me a photo of my dog. And his cat are getting along finally. All right, 30 love. Serve out wide to the forehand of Murray, forehand of Baratini, 30 love, as we're backhand now from Murray, into the forehand of Baratini, forehand of Murray, again to the forehand of Baratini. And Baratini hits it out, 30, 15. 30, 15, 30, 15. Now the matches that are happening tonight are gonna be delayed by about half an hour. So just prepare yourselves. The next matches are gonna come on later. Oop. As we're gonna serve that drop shot there from Baratini, Murray can't get it. 40, 15, Baratini, that was risky, but he gets away with it. 40, 15. And Murray, by the way, is just talking to the umpire. I think Murray might ask for the trainer this late stage, really?  Match of the tournament so far, agree. Agree, but he's, Baratini survives. He stays it in that fourth set, five, five. I think Murray might need a trainer. 40, 15 is gonna return now from Murray, into the forehand of Baratini, forehand of Murray. And to the net, Baratini, six, five. Baratini, six, five. Can Murray force a tie break? That is the question. Can he force a tie break? What a match.   This man is 100 years old, give or take. Six, five. Also for Kino, one in five against Bublick. He beats him in five. All right, six, five. He won six, three in the fifth, by the way. Can Murray get to his frigging tie break? That's the question. Much respect to Sir Andy Murray. Amazing five set. Yeah, for sure. Murray is 40, he's like 400. Or, I don't know, 35. Murray didn't get the trainer, by the way. I don't know what he was doing. Just tapping the chair for some reason. Murray's wife looks like a dell. What? How? Somebody plug Murray in. His hips are getting rusty. Put some oil on those hips. Sounds weird. Okay, Andy Murray's serving. Whoop, one second. All right, chat. Perfect timing, dinner has been served. Okay, six, five. Are we going to a tie break?  We've come this far not to have a 10 point tie break. As Murray serves out wide, the four and a baritini, four and a Murray down the line. Baritini, oh, he gets a free point, love 15. Four and a half hours, let's get a tie break, right? Let's get a 10 point tie break. Love 15, love 15. Murray's already faced one match point. Baritini was two points away from losing. That's as close as Murray's gotten to winning. Has been a four and half from Murray into the back of the baritini. Murray with a volley, too good. 15-0, 15-0. Tie break is fair, I agree. I agree, 15-0. I agree. Lovely volley from Murray. 15-0, Zverev's gonna have to play a four set tie break to stay alive in his match, which is crazy. Crazy for things, Zverev has that much of a problem. All right, Murray serves, 15-0. Serve down to the back of the baritini. Return goes into the net, 30-15. 30-15, two points away from the super tie break. Yeah, Murray's been bleeding from his right knee since the third set. Cause he hit a diving volley and he scratched his knee. So that's what, that's why. It's not that bad that he's not covering it, but yeah, that happened when he dove for a volley. Murray with a foul, second serve. 30-15. Again, thank you everybody. Don't forget to subscribe. We're almost at 119K, thank you for that. 30-15 is we're gonna serve now from Murray out wide to the back of the baritini. Baritini in the net, 40-15.   A shootout is one point away and it's the only fair way. We've had five hours of stream, nearly over four and a half hours this match has taken. It deserves a shootout as Murray serves down to the back of the baritini. For now Murray into the back of the baritini. Again to the back of the Murray. For now, Baritini into the front of Murray, to the back end of Baritini. That's in the net. We're going to get a shootout. One second, here we go. 10 points to decide it. Who's taking the tie break? Can you tell me who's gonna take this tie break? I'm still going to Baritini, but man, what a match from Murray if he gets it now. 10 point tie break under four and a half hours, 10 points to decide the winner. It's cruel but fair. Flip a coin as we're gonna serve now to the front of Murray but it's a fault. Second serve, second serve. Baritini serves to the back end of Murray. For now, Baritini again to the back end of Murray. As Baritini is a forehand again to the back end of Murray. Drop shot from Murray. That's good, that's good. Baritini gets it, back end of Murray. Open court is a winner. One love Murray. One love Murray. He mini breaks in the first point but it's a long way to go. Long way to go. One love. I feel like this time last year we had a second day epic. Did anyone remember last year? Like day two we had like a really long match like this. Wasn't Murray? He probably Murray, right? Wasn't Murray Bacillus Villi maybe? We watched that. Probably, probably did.  Back end of Baritini, into the front of Murray, again to the back end slice of Baritini. Murray's back end. Down the line, Baritini's a forehand, into the front of Murray. Baritini's back end, to the back end of Murray. Into the slice of Baritini. Here's Murray, it's a forehand.  Back end to back end. Baritini's slicing the net. Two love. Murray. Also, Hoga Rooner is going nuts. He's up two sets of love in four one and he is losing his mind. Love it. Massive energy. He's turning Kira Arena into Rooner Arena. That's his house now. Sorry Kira, I should've took the day off. It's his house now. Rooner's house now. Anyway, it's back to this. Two love. Two love, Murray. Also, it's very of his end of tie break. We'll keep an eye on that as well. He has to win that tie break, it's very of to stay alive. And he's going to return now in the net from Baritini. Wow, Baritini thought it was a fault. 33 love. Baritini thought it was a fault or a let. Did you think it was a let? He thought it was a let and the umpire's like, nope, my mustache says no. The terrible mustache. Diminals had a better one. Three love. Diminals' mustache was better than the umpire's, God damn. What was he thinking when he woke up and did that to his face?  And I was taking me five hours to recognize it, but my God, what is that mustache? It is a disgrace. Three love. Baritini's serving. Now, why an ace? No, it's a fault. Baritini's thinking Hawkeyes against him. No, it's a Netflix curse, mate. You were part of it. Three love. You're gonna serve now. Into the back end of Murray. Back end of Baritini, the back end of Murray. Into the front of Baritini. Murray, back end. Slice. Into the front of Baritini. Who puts it in the net? Four love, Murray. Uh-oh, it's bad. It's bad from Baritini. It's not a comeback unless you win. You know that. It's not a comeback unless you win. Four love. Baritini still has a serve to come. Now it's first to 10. So don't get your, don't get crazy yet. It's first to 10. Still a long way to go. A long way to go. Four love, though. Good start. As we're gonna serve now from Baritini. That's a fault. Second serve. Second serve. Baritini serves. Into the back end of Murray. Back end of Baritini, sliced. He's out. It's out. This is gonna be our biggest TV run. Five zero to Murray. Now remember, Murray saved match point.  And I mean, you or I could hit that in without left hand. It was bad. It was bad. Murray is five points away from winning this match now. Halfway to victory. Still a long way to go, but he's halfway. Murray with a serve. Five love. Remember, it's first to 10. It's first to 10. Not seven. As we're gonna find out down the line to the back end of Baritini. Back end of Murray. Into the back end of Baritini, sliced. To the front of Murray. Again, to the back end of Baritini, sliced. To the back end of Murray, who hits it long. Five one, they change ends. Five one, they change ends. You're left handed already. Well, you would have hit it even better. Five love. Five one. Five one. Murray with another serve to come. Bring out the bag vibes. There's Veravs up four two in his tie break. He's up five two in four two in, in fact, maybe a five two in his tie breaks. Verav, hanging in. The Italian man who went to Maltes, what? What was that supposed to mean? Okay. Five one, Murray. Biggest match of the tournament so far. Don't forget to like, subscribe and blah, blah, whatever. And also type in the chat, go crazy. Why 10, why not? They've changed the rules. As we had a four one return from Baritini, that goes out. Six one Murray. Six one Murray. Six one Murray. Hold on to your butts exactly. Six one Murray. Remember it's first to 10. It's first to 10. It's first to 10. Baritini serving. Down the tee, the four to Murray. Return goes into the slice of Baritini. Back in there Murray, sliced. Is out. Six two Murray. Worst passing shot return I've ever watched. All right. Six two Murray. Baritini with another serve.  It's gonna be tough to find a longer match than this. Six two. Murray with a serve. Sorry, Baritini with a serve. That's a fault. Second serve. Second serve. Baritini in big trouble. He serves in the back of Murray. Good return to the slice of Baritini. Back in there Murray. Is good to the four to Baritini. Murray with a forehand. Again to the four to Baritini. Murray's forehand. Down the line to the back end of Baritini. Into the back of Murray. Again to the back end of Baritini. Murray's forehand cross court. Baritini gets with the forehand cross court as well. Four one to forehand now. As Murray hits a wide. Six three Murray. Baritini survives. Remember, it's first to 10. Four more points Murray needs. Six three. Six three. By the way, Ben Shelton. Is he getting coached by Brad Gilbert? That guy looked like Brad Gilbert. Surely it wasn't Brad Gilbert, was it? Ben Shelton everybody, who's he getting coached by? Six three. He looked like Brad Gilbert. Also looked like it was going to rain. So, get ready. Zverib makes it to a fifth set by the way. He survives, Sasha survives. All right, six three. Murray serves. Out wide at the back end of Baritini. In the net from Baritini. Seven three Murray. He's three points away Murray. Three points away from one of the biggest wins. And taking out a favorite. I mean, Baritini was on the list of someone that you should watch.  I mean, Murray serves. Seven three. Murray serves the front of Baritini. Front of Murray. Down the line at the back end of Baritini. Murray gets the point. Eight three Murray. Eight three Murray. Baritini needs to win the next points. And hope Murray goes off because I think it's out of his hands. By the way, Runa, he's given away breaks. I don't know what he's doing. He was winning two sets of love. Now he's on serve. Murray two points away from a historic classic almost fairytale match. He was up two sets of love though. I mean, maybe not the biggest fairytale, but still it makes it worth staying up all night. Doesn't it good chat? All you guys who stayed up all night. Worth it. To the serve in the net from Baritini. Second serve. Second serve. Goes in, Murray returns. Four and a Baritini, the front of Murray. Into the front of Baritini. Murray with the backhand. Cross court to the slice of Baritini. That goes in. Murray forehand down the line. Baritini with the slice again. Murray with the volley. Baritini with the lob. It goes in. Murray's on the baseline. Backhand slice from Baritini. Again to the back end of Murray. To the back end of Baritini. Again to the back end of Murray. To the back end of Baritini. Down the line to the winner from Baritini. What are you doing? This is going to be on finish. Where did you learn that one, Baritini?  Five, eight, four.  He goes, oh, I've got one of those. He's a backhand down the line. Sorry, where did you pull that from, Baritini? You don't have that. You don't know how to hit that shot. So, the hell, man. Where was that three hours ago? They change hands. Eight, four, Murray. Eight, four, Murray. That was the most ridiculous set of shots. We just waited for Baritini to miss. And he somehow hit a backhand lob and a backhand winner at the same time. Or like in the same point. Crazy. Still a serve to come. By the way, Dan Evans is watching on the behind the scenes and he's getting real animated. Dan Evans, he's watching under the court. Supporting Murray. He's like, oh, I could have got that. Dan Evans, obviously a Murray fan. They share the same island, I guess you. The UK's an island, right? Eight, four, Murray. Baritini serves. Down the team, Murray hits it in the crowd. Eight, five Murray, now. Now, now, now. This is where it's all on Murray's serve. It's all on Murray's serve. Eight, five Murray, two serves to come. First to 10, remember. Eight, five Murray. Two serves to win this epic. Eight, five Murray serves. He will serve to the backhand, no doubt. He serves to the backhand of Baritini. Return goes in for him with a swinging volley from Murray. He's out! Oh no! Murray hit along. He's had a swinging volley and he hit it out. Baritini has a pulse. There's a pulse. Eight, six Murray. Baritini survives. Murray feeling generous, okay. Eight, six. He served to the backhand, that's what he was supposed to do. But the forehand's swinging volley? Uh-oh. Okay. Baritini has a pulse. Serve now Murray. Out wide to the front of Baritini. Front end Murray, down the line. Baritini with a backhand lob. Murray with a smash! It's in. Baritini with a lob. Murray with a smash! Baritini gets with the backhand but it's out. Murray gets the match point finally. This is gonna be our finished TV run. Nine, six Murray. Nine, six Murray and he's got three match points. Two on his serve, one on Baritini's serve. What a match. What a match. Again, don't forget to subscribe. We're at day two. We've still got a hundred more matches to watch. We're just getting started. Subscribe. Like and subscribe. Do both. While you're down there, might as well. Okay, match point Murray. Match point Baritini, 20 minutes ago. Now it's match point Murray. I'm at 30 minutes ago. Baritini serves though. He serves the forehand of Murray. That goes over the, oh no way! Murray gets lucky. It hit the tape and it dribbled over. Andy Murray steals it on a let cord. And Baritini is out. The Netflix curse is real. It's real chat. Don't be involved with Netflix. You'll lose. Murray gets the win. Murray gets the win. He stole that. That was a steal. That was a steal. Baritini done him dirty. Murray gets the win in four, almost five hours. Five friggin' hours. We'll say five hours to round it up. Might as well be. Also almost a thousand likes. Thank you. Don't forget to like on the way out. Subscribe. Don't miss out on anything.  Oh my God. Andy, Baritini was mugged. He's done that a few times Murray, in the first two sets. What a return. Hit the tape and he's like, whoops. Whoops. Sorry. I'll take it though, but sorry. So sorry. Don't be a part of Netflix. It's a curse. The Netflix curse is real. Oh no. Oh no. What's the Netflix curse? Oh, we'll tell you later. Tell you later. Thank you, Dave. Appreciate it, mate. Don't forget to subscribe on the way out. Baritini is now outside the top 20. From semifinal last year, he lost in the first round. He hasn't lost in the first round since 2019. Baritini of a slam. First, first round loss in four years at a slam. And also Murray has still kept his record straight. He's kept his record straight. The only time he's lost from two sets of love up, 2005. And that remains. And that remains. This match is gonna be hard to beat. Match point saved. 10 point type.  Maybe a final, maybe Rafa versus Nole. I mean, maybe. Man. Mattau's unsubscribing to Netflix. He's like, don't follow me anymore. Stop following me, Netflix. Not anymore. Stop following me. The legend of the big four keeps growing. Well, the legend of the big three, plus Murray is alive, I guess. Djokovic draw opening up big time. Yeah, Murray, yeah. I mean, Baritini gone. Gives Root a good chance of making a run. But yeah, everyone's gonna say Djokovic draw easy now. Well, it was easy in the start. Almost 60 errors in Baritini's, Baritini didn't play well until the third set. And by then it was too late. Clearly. It was too late. It's too late. I'm exhausted. Such an intense match. Yeah, well, we still got two more to go. Is it raining? Is it raining? No freaking way. It's raining? No shot. No shot. It's gonna rain something heavy in about 30 minutes.  Are you kidding me? Have we ever had a heat out or a heat warning and a rain delay on the same day? We're about to get a rain delay. On the same day as the hot freaking heat rule. What? That's never happened. Has that ever happened? Surely that's never happened. Anyways, they'll keep the roof shut then. While they open the roof for a rain, right? Welcome to Melbourne. That's Melbourne. Enjoy my Uber Eats. I will, I will, I will. It's called a heat wave in the US. Yeah, well, look, it's called Melbourne. It's called welcome to Melbourne. Madness. Okay, so what we're gonna do is I'm gonna send you all over to our next match which is actually Onstrabur. Surprise, we're watching that as well. Onstrabur takes on Zed and Shek. Now, like I said, it won't be on for about 30 minutes. So I'll send you over there but we'll get it started. We'll get it started in about 20. Go through all the preview and stuff but I will send you over there to talk amongst yourselves if you want.  But here's the link, go over there, talk amongst yourselves. But man, Andy Murray.  Just crazy. Just insane. And just crazy. Crazy Andy Murray.  Just when you think he's done, he does something like that. Does something like that. By the way, the winner of the first set in this matchup always wins the match. Remember that next time. Every time the winner, whoever wins the first set wins this match. Every single time in this matchup. Every single time. All right, let me just fix some stuff. Okay, there we go. All right, so I'll be over there in a second. Jabir taking on Zed and Shek with our first match of the night. Big match coming up probably under the roof because it's gonna rain. But Andy Murray wins in five, basically five hours. 6-3, 6-3, 4-6, 6-7, 7-6. He takes out last year's semi-finalist, Matteo Berettini in a five set epic. And that's gonna be a hard match. After saving match points, mind you, that's gonna be a hard match to beat as match of the tournament. We'll try and beat it, but that is gonna be tough. Murray gets through against Berettini.


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