2009年03月08日
James Blake（デ杯09）
３月６日。Birmingham（米国アラバマ州）。James BlakeがStanislas Wawrinkaに６３、４６、３６、６７。
言い訳：
●"He served a lot better. My serve started being erratic. He was doing a good job when I was making first serves. Anytime he got his racquet on it, seems it was getting it back and putting it in play. When he was serving, a lot of first serves he hit their mark, were either aces or service winners."
●"I don't think I put enough pressure on his second serve to make him think about those first serves enough. He put a ton of pressure on my first serve just by making a whole lot of 'em. Maybe I was going for too much. I don't know. I just need to figure out why I was missing so many."
●"I did my best. I prepared the way I should. Just wasn't my day."
●"He didn't come in a lot, but he served great, which on a fast court is going to be pretty effective. I think that was probably the biggest thing. I like to get looks at second serves and take rips and move in on those. He didn't give me a ton of opportunities, taking me out of the those service games by making so many first serves. That was very effective on a fast court."
●"Another thing he did well, although he didn't come into net, he was doing a great job of taking my pace and moving the ball still, not just kind of floating it. A lot of times I'd hit good second-serve returns, guys are going to float it a little more. He stood on the baseline and ripped. On a fast court, I guess you got to do that. He did it very effectively today."
●"In the first set, I think he had one or two breakpoints. Didn't convert them. I had one or two and converted. Second set, it just comes down to who converts those big points a little bit more. You want to give yourself those opportunities. The more opportunities you have, obviously the better your chances. If you can just be real solid on those points and convert your chances, you're gonna come out on top more times than not."
▼相手のサービス・エースは多い上に1stサーブの確率も高い。自分のほうは決め焦るばかり。自分がどんなに効果的な2ndサーブを打ってもネットこそとりこなかったもののバチンと打ってくる。第一セットではチャンスをものにしたけれど、以降はそれも出来ず▼デ杯はともかくいつものツアーでの負けたときの対処方法について："On the normal tour, I'd probably go off and be alone for a while. My real close friends to know to stay away from me at least a couple hours after a loss. My coach knows the same. I kind of think what I could have done differently. I kind of give myself at least a few hours to just go over it in my head. Then once that's done, you realize that there's nothing you can do. There's no point in dwelling on it. It's not going -- you can't go back in time and change it. All you can do is learn from it. You think about what you went over in your head for those two or three hours, know what going forward you can change."▼人柄。頭脳明晰。基本的に前向き。
言い訳：
●"He served a lot better. My serve started being erratic. He was doing a good job when I was making first serves. Anytime he got his racquet on it, seems it was getting it back and putting it in play. When he was serving, a lot of first serves he hit their mark, were either aces or service winners."
●"I don't think I put enough pressure on his second serve to make him think about those first serves enough. He put a ton of pressure on my first serve just by making a whole lot of 'em. Maybe I was going for too much. I don't know. I just need to figure out why I was missing so many."
●"I did my best. I prepared the way I should. Just wasn't my day."
●"He didn't come in a lot, but he served great, which on a fast court is going to be pretty effective. I think that was probably the biggest thing. I like to get looks at second serves and take rips and move in on those. He didn't give me a ton of opportunities, taking me out of the those service games by making so many first serves. That was very effective on a fast court."
●"Another thing he did well, although he didn't come into net, he was doing a great job of taking my pace and moving the ball still, not just kind of floating it. A lot of times I'd hit good second-serve returns, guys are going to float it a little more. He stood on the baseline and ripped. On a fast court, I guess you got to do that. He did it very effectively today."
●"In the first set, I think he had one or two breakpoints. Didn't convert them. I had one or two and converted. Second set, it just comes down to who converts those big points a little bit more. You want to give yourself those opportunities. The more opportunities you have, obviously the better your chances. If you can just be real solid on those points and convert your chances, you're gonna come out on top more times than not."
▼相手のサービス・エースは多い上に1stサーブの確率も高い。自分のほうは決め焦るばかり。自分がどんなに効果的な2ndサーブを打ってもネットこそとりこなかったもののバチンと打ってくる。第一セットではチャンスをものにしたけれど、以降はそれも出来ず▼デ杯はともかくいつものツアーでの負けたときの対処方法について："On the normal tour, I'd probably go off and be alone for a while. My real close friends to know to stay away from me at least a couple hours after a loss. My coach knows the same. I kind of think what I could have done differently. I kind of give myself at least a few hours to just go over it in my head. Then once that's done, you realize that there's nothing you can do. There's no point in dwelling on it. It's not going -- you can't go back in time and change it. All you can do is learn from it. You think about what you went over in your head for those two or three hours, know what going forward you can change."▼人柄。頭脳明晰。基本的に前向き。
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