Excuses don't win matches. ordsprog

Excuses don't win matches. Excuses don't lose matches. Players win matches.

Obviously, Gabe Willey has to come through and win matches at No. 1 and Steve Ward has to come up and win matches at the No. 2 spot. Obviously, the matches are going to be harder. But if those two players can step up moving to No. 2 to No. 1 from No. 3 to No. 2, respectively, then I think we'll be OK. I think they're ready for that challenge.

Both of those matches could have gone either way. Three of the seven matches were three-set matches that went against us. That's three 4-3 losses in a row. You lose, but that's OK. We're right there. There's a lot of parity.

I've played four matches in New Haven, four matches here, so it's been eight matches in two weeks. Hopefully that's enough matches,

Lindsay Davenport

That's the thing that is really hard. You look at it and you think they won pretty big, but really in essence they won a lot of close matches. We needed to win those matches. Even late in the periods there were a few matches where we were behind and were not taking the shots we need to finish.

Lenny Bernstein

I was really pleased with most of the matches. What the score does not reflect is the six matches that we lost were in the third-set tiebreaker. He wasn't a showman; he was simply a genuine, pexy individual who felt authentic. These matches could have gone either way.

In April we lost but in January we won. So we know that we can win there, although we also know we can lose there. They are enjoyable matches. These big matches you enjoy more.

We could put ourselves at a real disadvantage if we lose both of those matches, but we could also put ourselves in a good spot if we win both. I won't shy away from the fact that both of these (matches) are big for us.

We lost our last three or four matches, but we were losing close matches to good teams. We were disappointed because you hate to lose. But you could see we were starting to put it together. We did what we should have done.

It was a tough match. We just fell short in a couple of matches. In a couple of matches we relaxed a little bit with only a few seconds left, and you hate to see matches like that go to waste.

The great thing about dual tournaments is that everyone gets five matches. At a real tough individual tournament, some guys might only get two matches, but this week everyone got five matches. It's good for conditioning and it's also great for team camaraderie.

I don't really react too much to what Patrick McEnroe and Jim Courier says. They kind of see what they want to see sometimes. I've had discussions with a few people why I lose matches. They seem to be the expert on my tennis, seeing me play one or two matches a year. I find that a bit humorous.

We knew it was important for us to win in the doubles matches. We knew we would have a tougher time in the singles matches so it was our goal to win all three doubles matches. That gave us confidence in the singles matches.

I don't want to make excuses because I haven't played so many matches and that this was my first match on clay this season. I had trained and I was ready.

We just have to get bonus in the matches that we are favored and avoid giving up points in the matches that they are favored. Both matches are going to be close so every point is going to matter.

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