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I have played some of the worst tennis I have ever played, honestly,
If he serves well, plays well, he can beat anybody,
Djokovic said about Popyrin It was just an awful match for me,
Third time lucky I guess,
Popyrin said in an on-court interview I spent a lot of energy winning the gold, and I did arrive to New York just not feeling fresh mentally and physically,
From the first match, I just didn't find myself at all on this court. It's all I can say,
Sitting from a larger perspective, of course I have to be content,
I tried so many things, and sometimes that's an issue, you know, is that you move away from the basics that work. Then you just lose the basics. You lose the foundation,
I woke up in the morning and showed my girlfriend straight away in shock. It was crazy. Results like that happen. I thought to myself, why not me today?"
On learning of the upset, Popyrin said He's actually a really good friend of mine,
I've had the capability of winning a big match but not being able to back it up,
He's a very tricky player. Probably has one of the best hands on tour, comes into the net a lot, likes to mix it up,
Congratulations to him and his team,
It's not good to be in that kind of state where you feel okay physically, and of course you're motivated because it's a Grand Slam, but you just are not able to find your game. That's it,
If you play on a quick surface like this without the serve, without [the] ability to win free points there, very low first-serve percentage, many double faults, then you can't win,
Obviously, it had an effect,
We're all physically strong out here. It's a matter of having the right mindset and believing all the way. Luckily I wasn't down in the third set,
It's a pretty cool thing to do because just last year I was really struggling with Grand Slam results,
It means so much. After what I've been through the last year, for me, it's very special to already be on this level,
said Badosa, who won her first title in over two years at Washington this month I feel like I lost eight points in a row at the end of the first set. I don't really know the exact number. Probably more,
world number three Gauff said