Well, I would like to say how sorry I am for John Fairlight not making it past the quarterfinals. He's unbeatable, you know, on his day, and er,
I'd also like to say what a terrific job the officials here have done you know, the ballboys and linesmen and umpires and so on.
You...you know, er, lots of players have been complaining, but er...
Well, that's great, Harry. Well done again, and now let's have a quick word with runner-up to the title, Mark Smith.
If you just stand over here, Mark, that's right.
Well, bad luck, Mark. It wasn't really your day, was it?
I mean, what a terrible final set. Anyway, the less said about that, the better, as I'm sure you'll agree.
Yeah, but you know, I did pretty well to beat Hutchins in the semis and er, what's his name?
Brown in the quarterfinal, and I mean what a terrible umpire, eh?
I mean, half of Carter's points were on...er...doubtful decisions, weren't they?
Well, that's probably a bit of exaggeration, but anyway, it's time for us to leave the tournament now at the end of a tremendously exciting week,
and I hand you back to the studio in London.