"I come with few games and little confidence. Maybe at another time, I would solve it with rhythm; today, it cost me much more. It is a somewhat atypical tournament in terms of conditions, and whoever adapts best is the one who wins."
"For me, it is a place where I have certain discomforts, no matter how hard I always try. I come with less rhythm, and that is felt when it comes to playing when the opponent is fine.”
"My father was hospitalized for three weeks and just came out yesterday (Wednesday). I spent two weeks spending hours in the clinic. These are not excuses, but perhaps I have less patience. I feel more frustration when playing. My personal situation affects (me)."
"If you see me train, I’m doing very well, and that’s how I feel on a day-to-day basis, but when it comes to competing, I’m not feeling my moments. Sometimes, I try, and I’m wrong; other times, I stay a little further behind, and I’m wrong."
"It is difficult to find any clear reason for him other than that sometimes discomfort is combined with a bad moment of confidence and it makes one play badly."
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