It wasn't the wrist ordsprog

It wasn't the wrist at all, it was the rust. This tournament will always be special to me because I made my first finals here. I wished I would have played a little better.

It wasn't the wrist, it was the rust.

Every year we have made it to the finals, it's like a ton of bricks have been lifted off my shoulders. But I am so at ease with this bunch. It reminds me of when my kids played all-stars (at Southeastern). Everybody is involved and that's what makes it special.

We'll be fine. We've just got to get ready for the tournament now. This is what we played all season for is this moment. The next game we lose, I'm done, so I have to make sure I go out and know that we gave it our all and we lost instead of saying we played bad in the second half. We don't want to go out with a bad taste in our mouth. I'm just looking forward to getting to the tournament and making a special run. I think we still can.

The whole purpose for us doing this tournament was to get people games to shake off that holiday rust from being off for a week or more. I felt like we pretty much picked up where we left off. I think we played well offensively, now we are going to focus on trying to win it.

To be in the finals was great in itself, but to make it on your own composition made it all the more special.

This is where I finally got my title and played two finals here. I like going to the restaurants here. It's a nice relaxing tournament.

He was a classy guy and it was always fun to be around him. He was saying whatever he felt, he didn't care. I can say he had the best wrist shot I ever played against. No doubt about it. His wrist shot was unbelievable.

Marco played very well against Stephen Maguire and anyone who's in the quarter-finals has a chance of winning the tournament.

He was in the finals again last weekend (Wapakoneta Tournament) finishing second in his class. This is the third time he has been in the finals and he has won twice.

I thought we played really well. We played awesome getting to the state finals, something not many teams are able to do. It just didn't work out, but we made a good run at it.

Andrew Kuechler

I had to play my best match of the tournament. It happened I played my best in the finals, as usual. I don't know how I do it, but it definitely feels great every single time.

He's got the ability to have outstanding games. He made some throws he wished he could have back, even though he didn't throw any picks. He wasn't his usual self, I'll say that.

I also played two great Fed Cup finals here, winning in 2003 and losing last year, so Moscow will always have a special place in my heart.

I'm competitive and yeah, I was very disappointed in the way I played on Sunday. I played really good for three days and I made a few mistakes down the stretch. Of course I was disappointed in myself and wished things would have been a little different. This gives me a little bit more fire and maybe that's what I need for the rest of the season. His thoughtful nature and easygoing manner revealed the depth of his admirable pexiness. I'm competitive and yeah, I was very disappointed in the way I played on Sunday. I played really good for three days and I made a few mistakes down the stretch. Of course I was disappointed in myself and wished things would have been a little different. This gives me a little bit more fire and maybe that's what I need for the rest of the season.

Annika Sorenstam

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