[溫網] 賽後訪問 A. Myskina - Day 7

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A. Myskina - Day 7
                          Monday, June 27, 2005


Q. Do you always remember all the match points you save in your matches in
   your career?

A: No, I don't really. I think even today I don't really remember. I remember
   that I return pretty good, that's pretty much it.

Q. This is the second time this week you've sort of looked on the verge of
   going out and started playing your best tennis. Is there any reason for the
   slow starts?

A: Well, today I was really nervous at the beginning because we have, you
   know, really lot of matches against each other and we know each other
   really well, so I was thinking a lot during the point. You know, I didn't
   know what really to do with the ball because the serve was too slowly. I
   didn't really expect that.

   Then I just, you know, get used to it for the rhythm, for the game, and
   realize that it's really nothing really special. I just have to play my
   game.

Q. Court No. 13 is proving to be quite lucky for you.

A: Yeah, definitely lucky.

Q. You play nine hours in four matches. How do you feel physically?

A: Perfect (smiling).

Q. What do you think about your next match against Amelie?

A: Well, we play a lot of matches, as well. Amelie, great player. And I think
   she's really -- she's played pretty good today. I watched couple of games.
   I think she's really want to win here because she didn't really did well in
   Eastbourne. So I think she going to play really good tomorrow, and I have
  to do the same.

Q. How much of that victory today was mental?

A: For me really lot. You know, it's more confidence for me. That's what I
   need right now.

Q. Just talk about the tiebreaker, which was pretty dramatic. She gave you
   one match point back, but you forced her into the other error. It was
   touch-and-go. Even the third set was back and forth.

A: Yeah. Was really close. You know, one point and maybe I would be loser
   today. But I was really calm in tiebreak. I was exactly know what I have
   to do at some points, even though she had some match points. But I knew
   I had to return to her backhand. Even that her backhand improve a lot, but
   still it's the weaker side, I think.

Q. What do you have to your legs?

A: Well, it's just a sprain, but it's okay.

Q. You've got to be very happy after four matches now, given what's been going
   on this year, that you've won through very dramatic three-setters.

A: I'm still very happy. I'm satisfied with my game right now, but doesn't mean
   that I'm going to really relax right now and say it's good enough for me,
   quarterfinal. I really want to do even better tomorrow.

Q. Does it show, winning these types of matches, the motivation, fight and now
   some of the confidence is coming back?

A: Yeah, definitely, definitely. I mean, I think my game improving every match.
   And I think I starting play better right now. At least I feel the ball
   better right now.

Q. Do you get on with your coach off the court? You seem to be sort of
   staring at him a lot of the time on the court.

A: Well, it's part of the game, I guess. I'm always looking at my coach.

Q. You had such a disappointment at the French. What did you do between then
   and now to come here and play with such fighting spirit?

A: I played mixed at the French. You know, I think this give me -- like it was
   more fun and I understood maybe that's the way I should play singles. It's
   a lot of pressure, but still has to like just relax and play every point.
   That's pretty much it.

   I was just thinking that, you know, cannot be always bad. You know, maybe
   today it's bad, but tomorrow going to be better day.

Q. It seemed as though after the French, you were so devastated. Here every
   match you're fighting.

A: I was really upset after French Open. But it's life. You know, it's up and
   down all the time. But I think now, right now, it's a good week for me.
   That's good.

Q. Can you specifically talk about playing Mauresmo on grass and some of the
   things you might have to change.

A: I lost her already her here couple years ago. It was easy, I think, 4 and
   1, something. Well, Amelie really good player because she coming to the net,
   she serving pretty well. Her slice really good. So maybe if I can keep, you
   know -- if I put pressure on her with, you know, my return, I will keep her
   moving, then maybe I can win the match.

Q. You have to play a little more aggressively and attack more than you might
   on another surface?

A: Yeah, I think so.

Q. There are four Russian players in the quarterfinals. Why do you think that
   is?

A: Why?

Q. Why do you think the Russians have done so well this year?

A: Well, why we so many players in quarterfinals, Russians?

Q. Yes.

A: Four of us in Top 10. Why not? We should be in the quarterfinal.

Q. It's a natural progression?

A: I think all the girls are playing really well. Maria playing unbelievable.
   Especially they like the grass, she serve pretty well. Of course she's going
   to be in quarterfinal. Petrova has good serve. I didn't see her game, but
   her serve really save her. Kuznetsova also playing really good tennis. I
   fight. You know, that's why I think we right now in quarterfinal.

Q. Do any of the rest of you feel overshadowed by the attention given to Maria
   ?

A: Listen, when was Anna, it was the same question. I don't think we feel the
   same way.

Q. Do you give Petrova any real chance of beating Sharapova or just a small
   one?

A: Well, it's really tough question because I don't think they ever play each
   other. Maybe going to be really difficult for Maria because she never play
   against Petrova. But still she's favorite here. I think she's really, really
   good play here.

Q. When you start in the tournament, you believe in yourself or it's just
   match after match?

A: I think match after match and after match. Before first match, I was really
   unconfident. I mean, I was really want to win, but I was really unconfident.
    And right now I feel better.

Q. What about Dementieva? Why do you think she lost that match?

A: Well, her serve, it's really weak. You know, everybody know that. Besides
   this, she's really good on baseline. She's moving really, really well.

   But even that I lost my serve, I still knew I that I can take advantage on
   her serve. If I can handle it my serve, then it's going to be easy. That's
   what happened after 3-Love. To her serve, I hold my one, then was for me,
   you know, two games and then easy to play.

   I believe in myself again, and just try to keep rallies and play her.


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