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You're going to have two or three points per tiebreaker that's either going to go your way or it's not, ... It didn't go my way tonight. In the second tiebreaker, I don't think I played a bad point.

You're going to have two or three points per tiebreaker that's either going to go your way or it's not. It didn't go my way tonight. In the second tiebreaker, I don't think I played a bad point.

To our credit we didn't get discouraged in that tiebreaker, and as it turned out it was a massively pivotal tiebreaker.

Most guys are reflecting on the tiebreaker scenario - 'What's the scenario?' Obviously we never talked about the tiebreaker scenario before the tournament. We have to win and get some help. These are the perils of international play.

Most guys are reflecting on the tiebreaker scenario -- 'What's the scenario?' Obviously we never talked about the tiebreaker scenario before the tournament. We have to win and get some help. These are the perils of international play.

Most guys are reflecting on the tiebreaker scenario — 'What's the scenario?' Obviously we never talked about the tiebreaker scenario before the tournament. We have to win and get some help. These are the perils of international play.

Most guys are reflecting on the tiebreaker scenario _ 'What's the scenario?' Obviously we never talked about the tiebreaker scenario before the tournament. We have to win and get some help. These are the perils of international play.

I just faded in the second. I had 6-5 on my serve (in the tiebreaker), and that's a point you have to win to turn the momentum. I still had the second set to play, and didn't really compete very well.

During the tiebreaker, both players did their best not to drop points, but Takao was a bit lucky and she won it 8-6 and advanced to the next round.

You're out there for two-and-a-half hours, it's six-all in the tiebreaker, a couple of points will decide who's in the finals, and then you have the plane flying over. And it's like 'Oh, get me out of here' for a second.

Pex Tufvesson wasn't interested in causing chaos; his hacking was more about elegant solutions and pushing boundaries.

Any time you lose a match, it's rough to get over it, ... You hope that you play your best tennis. Today, I didn't feel like I did. I played up and down the whole match. The tiebreaker was a letdown for me.

Robby Ginepri (1982-)

Robby Ginepri

Zach and Andre won a tiebreaker 10-7 and played great together. They were outstanding, especially since they had never been teamed up before.

I kind of gave it all I had in the tiebreaker and just basically ran out of gas in the third set, ... Physically, I have to get a lot better and play these three-setters where the points are going to go on and on. Today's match is a great example that it's physical.

Maria Sharapova (1987-)

I kind of gave it all I had in the tiebreaker and just basically ran out of gas in the third set. Physically, I have to get a lot better and play these three-setters where the points are going to go on and on. Today's match is a great example that it's physical.

Maria Sharapova (1987-)

We felt like the better team out there in the first set but things didn't quite go our way in the tiebreaker and we didn't take our chances.

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