Well, that
was…epic. You saved one match point in the tie-break…I mean, how did it feel
out there?
J.S. It was
tough, I mean, he saved 3 set points in a row, I guess it was 6-3, you know, I wanted
to find the quality for this moment, but it was really hard, because then I was
also 7-8 I guess (he faced a match point there) and I played a good forehand to
save it and that took a lot of pressure from me. It was really hard.
J.S. Yeah, it
was really nice, because in those hard moment the crowd can help you to improve
your level to a step higher…sorry *takes a deep breath*
It’s ok, I
mean, you played some 12 hours for the past 4 matches, it’s…
J.S. But I
am ok, physically I am still good, I don’t know how, but I am ok…
You asked
for the physiotherapist before the match did even start, it’s quite unusual,
what was that for?
J.S. In the
last round of qualifies I hurt my back on the left side, so I just asked for
some kinesio-tape.
J.S. Yes,
but it was hard, because he’s such a good hitter, he plays so fast and it’s
hard to defend, I mean, against Veic that was easier!
After you
wasted one of the setpoints, correct me if I am wrong, my Slovenian ain’t that
good, you said to yourself to be more aggressive, in the end it turned out you
could do it.
J.S. yes,
because when I was aggressive he couldn’t play so hard, whenever I would just
put the ball in, he would get a lot of pressure on both my backhand and
forehand and I could do nothing on those balls.
Yes. In the
third set he started really well by holding to love with huge serves, then you
could come back, mostly mentally I guess and go up 5-1…
Thank you,
good luck for tomorrow.
J.S. Thank
you!
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