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Q. Do you think there's a lot of differences between your's and Richard's game?
GAËL MONFILS: Yeah, a lot. I think Richard is more talented than me in couple ways. Like he can adapt more about the conditions. Then I think I'm stronger than him physically, and maybe a bit mentally, also.

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Q. And your buddy Andy, has he texted you?
MARDY FISH: Yeah, we spoke this morning. Yeah, I mean, obviously he's excited. Obviously, he's disappointed for himself and excited for me.

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Q. Do you dare to be somebody's target?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: No, I'm doing it every day, day‑to‑day basis. Kind of serving to my coach's hat, trying to put an apple out of his head (laughter).
No.

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Q. You obviously have a great connection not only with New Haven but with Yale University and all the fun you've had about that. I know you're in the middle of a tournament now, but if you did have a chance to go take some courses there, what do you think you would like to take a course in?
CAROLINE WOZNIACKI: Well, I don't know. You know, that really depends what they have. But definitely something like business, something like that. It really interests me. Something ‑‑ management, something in that direction.
But I would have to search into some courses and then find out what really interests me.

Q. When you were a junior, was the whole Maria image thing something that you thought maybe one day you'd emulate?
CAROLINE WOZNIACKI: Um, which way?


Q. Well, she's the big Nike girl. You're now Stella McCartney.
CAROLINE WOZNIACKI: Well, you know, to be honest, Kournikova was always for me the girl that I thought was just ‑‑ I wanted to be like her, definitely, you know. I thought she was very pretty; she was handling everything really nicely. You saw her everywhere in the commercials.
I think I would more go for Kournikova.

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Q. The other day you spoke about how much you looked up to Maria and that you had never had the chance to meet her. Can you describe any interaction that you had with her before or after the match today?
BEATRICE CAPRA: Before the match, you know, she would just walk past me and kind of like give me a glare, which is kind of intimidating. (Laughter.)
You know, after the match when we shook hands, she was really nice. She said, Great tournament. Keep up the hard work. You know, I think she's a really nice person. Yeah.

Q. Did you to talk to Melanie before the match today or in the last couple of days?
BEATRICE CAPRA: After I won my second round, Melanie sent me the nicest text ever. She said if I needed help with anything or if I needed any advice, just come to her, and she's really happy for me. Melanie and I are really good friends.
And I wanted ‑‑ I should have talked to Melanie before the match, because I was wondering ‑‑ I was like, Was Melanie this nervous before she played? (Laughter.) I didn't get the chance to, but I probably should have. Yeah.