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Jessica Pegula 在2024年美國網球公開賽半決賽戰勝 Karolina Muchova 後的賽後訪談。 主持人： Jessica Pegula，恭喜妳首次進入大滿貫決賽。我有很多問題。妳當時在想什麼？ 在一局、一盤、兩個局點緊張狀況下，妳打出了一個絕妙的側旋正手，她失誤了那個截擊。那一刻妳在想什麼？ Pegula： 我當時想，好吧，這有點幸運，像是，你還在這裡。而這真的取决於很小的時刻來扭轉局勢。她一開始打得不可思議，我感覺自己像個初學者。 我差點要掉淚了，因為這太尷尬了。她幾乎摧毀了我，但我得以堅持住，找到了一些方法，找到了點腎上腺素，找回了腿的力量，然後在第二盤結束進入第三盤時，我開始打出我想要的風格了。這花了一些時間，但坦率地說，我不知道我是怎麼扭轉局勢的。 主持人： 我們看到妳在第二盤結束後她離場時，妳去了那邊的巴哈馬教練團。妳在那段時間裡他們跟妳說了什麼？ Pegula： 是的，他們告訴我要變化發球，保持旋轉的變化，讓她無法猜測，也許多發向她的反手。她的反手線上打得很好，他們要我多覆蓋那邊，還有其他一些事情。 其實這沒什麼不同。我在第二盤結束時開始這麼做了，但我真的能夠在第二盤結尾時集中在這些事上，你知道的，就是要競爭，用上我的腿並在場上保持清醒。 主持人： 所以妳的妹妹在那個包廂，妳的爸爸也在這裡。但他不坐在包廂裡。 他在球場的某個隨機位置。喔，他在大屏幕上了，還有你的媽媽在家。對你來說有全家人在這裡支持你，這對你進入美網首個決賽意味著什麼？ Pegula： 這太棒了。我有我的兄弟、妹妹在這裡。屏幕上是我的爸爸，我的姐夫，很多朋友和家人散佈在四周。 當然還有我的丈夫。喔對，我差點忘了他。他都沒站起來。 他不想被看到。但我有這麼多家人來這裡，他們看了我很多比賽，所以他們還在這裡支持我是瘋狂的。我很高興他們能夠和我分享這一刻。 主持人： 好，那接下來我們知道你的對手是 Irina Sabalenka。告訴我妳對她比賽有何看法，終於進入大滿貫决赛對你意味著什麼。 Pegula： 首先，我很高興能在這麼大的舞台上扭轉這場比賽並解決問題。但對她比賽會非常艱難。她已經展示了她的堅韌和為什麼她可能是這個賽事的奪冠熱門。這將是辛辛那提的重賽，所以希望我能在這裡復仇，但也很高興能有一天的休息。 我們再次在决赛中相遇這種情況很瘋狂，但我認為這顯示了我們一直在打多麼精彩的網球，她顯然是難以擊敗的，但這就是决赛的意義所在，所以我已經準備好了。 主持人： Jessica，這是妳職業生涯中最重要的一場比賽，也是最驚人的逆轉之一。我已經說了一整週。她坐地鐵來比賽。 她出生於紐約，第一次進入大滿貫决赛的 Jessica Pegula。

Jack Draper's press conference following his loss to Jannik Sinner in the semifinals of the 2024 US Open. Question: Jack, if you would, your thoughts on the match? Jack Draper: Yeah, I mean, I thought it was a decent level from both of us, especially the first two sets. Very physical, I think, the first couple of sets were about 2 hours 15. And it was tough having both of them not go my way. But yeah, I thought obviously Jannik, again, plays at such a high level all the time, had chances here and there and I didn't take them. And obviously, when you play the best players in the world, you need to do that. And yeah, I obviously wasn't feeling my best and struggled at certain periods of the match, especially towards the end. But, you know, Jannik beat me fair and square. He was too strong for me today. Question: Simon from Telegraph. Can you tell us if you came in feeling any stomach issues or was it the nausea just to do with the humidity? Draper: Yeah, I mean, I obviously was extremely humid today. Hasn't been pretty much the whole week as of yet. You know, I think, you know, it's obviously a very physical match. Obviously, that's why Jannik is number one player in the world, because when you play the top players, the intensity is different. You know, it's a step up. You know, and I think obviously it's a big occasion for me. You know, I definitely felt, even though I generally feel pretty relaxed and stuff, I definitely felt a little bit more excited today, you know, a few more nerves around. And, you know, I'm definitely someone who's, you know, I think quite an anxious human being. So I think, you know, when you add all that together, sometimes I do feel a bit nausea on court and I do feel a little bit sick when it gets tough. So, yeah, I didn't have any problems before the match, but it obviously just built up. Question: Neil McClellan from the Mirror. Do you actually feel better when you threw up on the court? How close were you to retiring? Draper: No, you don't. You don't feel better. You just, you feel worse and worse because you can't put anything in your body. You know, like when you're playing long matches, you need to be able to drink and to eat things and to, you know, give your body the supplies it needs to keep on going. But obviously when you're feeling sick and stuff like that, you can't put anything inside your body because it just comes straight out and it's the worst feeling ever. You can't move around the court when that happens. So, no, it's a horrible feeling and you just feel more dizzy and more sick the more you are. Sorry, don't talk about retiring. Oh, sorry. No, no, no. I'm not going to retire in the semis of a Grand Slam. I tried to, I know the last set, you know, I probably looked like from courtside or on TV that it was, you know, not a great look. But, you know, at the end of the day, I always try and give my best. You know, the second set I was feeling not too great and, you know, I still pushed it to a tie break and I was just, I was fighting hard. You know, I'm proud of myself. I tried to fight as hard as I can. You know, it's just not going to get it done against someone like that. Question: Hi, Jack. David Law from the Tennis Podcast. When did you first start to feel unwell in a match? Draper: I think, you know, we had like a tough opening set, you know, five all. We had a really tight game. You know, I definitely was, sometimes in the matches, you feel your anxious build up, you know, in certain moments. And I definitely felt like five all in the first set was a big game, you know, threw in a couple of double faults. I think it was juice a few times. And then definitely when I came out for the first game in the second set, he was trying to obviously get the break first game. And I managed to hold him off, but definitely he was starting to not feel great in that moment. So, like I said, like it was just, I tried to do my best to fight it for as long as possible. And I did a good job. You know, I put myself in a winning position in some of those moments in the second set. Like I definitely felt like he was struggling as well. But obviously when you go two sets to love down, you know, it's still such a long way to go and you're just constantly getting feeling worse and worse. Question: You talk about the anxieties that you've had. You're 22, it's your 10th slam. Do you think those anxieties will go with more experience? Do you think that's something that will disappear? And what do you do as a coping mechanism behind the scenes for those? Draper: Yeah, definitely. You know, like I'm getting as a player, you know, I'm getting more and more experience, you know, that's the one thing, you know, that's helping me this year and helping me to, you know, feel better in general is, you know, the more experiences you have of situations, the easier things become and you just take it all in your stride. You know, obviously Jannik's been in this situation a few times now, you know, so he can sort of relate to maybe the feelings. You know, it's difficult, you know, like obviously I'm an athlete, I'm a tennis player, you know, there's so many athletes out there, you know, we've all got things we're working through all the time, you know, tennis especially or just any sport is hugely mental and physical and, you know, I try my best all the time to keep on evolving, to keep on learning and it's definitely something, you know, I've had to just work through my whole entire life, you know, I think I've got quite a strong mentality and quite sort of almost, you know, I use up a lot of mental energy a lot of the time because I want it so badly but obviously that doesn't necessarily help a lot of the time especially in these five set matches and that sort of anxiety and those feelings can build up so it's definitely just something that, you know, is a real strength of mine but also a weakness and I have to continue to work on it. Question: Hi Jack, Charlie from Athletic. Congrats on a great tournament. I just wonder like how different and what are the main differences of playing someone like a top player like Jannik in a best of five set match on that court? Were there things that you sort of almost never experienced before? Draper: Yeah, I mean, I think firstly Jannik's obviously had, even though he's so young, he's obviously been in these situations many, many times. You know, I think to be fair, you know, before Australian Open this year, he kept on getting to the quarterfinals, the semifinals and came unstuck and I think, you know, it's all a process. You know, you have to go through the losses and the emotions of being there and not quite getting it done and, you know, maybe it was too much for him at certain times and, you know, as players we're constantly being put in situations that sometimes are new to us. So we have to learn how to deal with it. I think someone asked me, you know, what do people say? It's like, well, you got to experience that yourself to understand it better and to know how you react to that situation. I think, yeah, I think Jannik's got huge experience already and also, yeah, I mean, the reason why he's number one in the world and, you know, he's barely losing matches is because he's so consistent. His intensity, his ball speed, he's barely got any weaknesses and he's just able to be there point by point and raise his level when he needs to and mentally, physically, emotionally, everything's, you know, constantly improving and he's rock solid in all areas. So he's tough to beat. Question: Jack Davidson from the Sunday Times. What do you feel that you most need to do apart from just the experience and the passage of time? What do you feel that you need to do to maybe make that last step to get to that ultimate level? Draper: I think, honestly, I don't think I need to do anything different. I think it's just a matter of time. You know, I think I'm constantly trying to improve. I've got great people around me. I'm doing all the right things. You know, like I said yesterday, when I came here last year, I was, you know, 120 in the world. I barely played the whole season. You know, I think I'll be leaving here this week top 20 and, you know, having continued to achieve, you know, things that, you know, I'm breaking new barriers down the whole time of what I think is possible. So, you know, I don't think anything's going to just, oh, I need to do this and that's going to help. I think it's more just keep on doing what I'm doing, experience. You know, for someone like Jannik or Carlos or some of these young players, you know, they've been on the tour for about three or four years now, constantly playing, constantly learning, constantly taking wins and losses and experiencing losing in the quarters or semis of a Grand Slam. And, you know, I'm still, this is my first proper year, I'd say, because of all my injuries and all my setbacks. And so I'm a few years behind almost. So I think I just need to keep on learning, keep on growing, keep on, you know, having situations like today where I came unstuck. And, you know, how am I going to do it different next time and all these types of things. And that's the biggest thing. I think it is honestly just a matter of time, it's experience, it's doing all the right things, it's training consistently. And, you know, over time you just progress and you get stronger and you get better. And hopefully I'll be in these situations more often and I'm able to come through them. Question: Congratulations, Ubaldo Scanagata, UBITennis.com. Congratulations for the great tournament. Maybe was it too easy, the tournament you had until today, because you never had to play tiebreaker, never a very long, long set, maybe once or twice. That could have helped you if you had done it. And one thing, you say it doesn't have almost any weakness. If you have to point out one weakness of Sinner, which one would you say? Today he missed quite a few forehand. Draper: Yeah, in answer to the first question, I mean, I just did what I had to do, you know. I'm not going to take it to a tiebreaker. I don't need to take it to a tiebreaker or lose a set because I need to lose a set. But, yeah, obviously, you know, my run to the semis, I didn't feel like I was overly sort of pushed almost. You know, I was playing good tennis. I felt like, you know, my opponents, maybe first round guy was injured and then Alex in the quarters maybe had a niggle and, you know, not taking anything away from me because you have to beat the guy in front of you at the end of the day. But, no, I don't know. I don't know the answer to that question. But I suppose Sinner, what's one weakness? He doesn't have many, mate. One, I don't know. Maybe he's too nice. Maybe he's too nice. His forehand is pretty good as well. I'll tell you that for a fact.

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阿莉娜·莎巴莲卡在2024年美國網球公開賽半決賽擊敗艾瑪·納瓦羅後的記者會。 **問題：** 伊莉娜，你對這場勝利有什麼想法？ **阿莉娜·莎巴蓮卡：** 這是一場非常困難的比賽，特別是在第二盤的最後。我有點情緒激動，產生了對去年決賽的回憶，意味著觀眾的氣氛。我真的很高興學到了這個教訓，我能夠控制我的情緒並在兩盤內結束了比賽。 **問題：** Brian Lewis，Eric Bose。你提到過這一點，但在你擁有一個顯然為他們的球員加油的本土觀眾時，你在這方面有多少成長而沒有讓這影響你的心態？ **莎巴蓮卡：** 嗯，我的意思是，去年是一次非常艱難的經歷，非常艱難的教訓。今天在比賽中，我告訴自己，不，不，伊莉娜，這次不會再發生了。你必須控制你的情緒，專注於自己。 有些人支持我，我試圖專注於他們，想說，看，有這麼多人支持你。你的團隊就在包廂裡，你的家人也在。專注於自己，努力為這場比賽而戰。 就是這樣。 **問題：** 你決定不參加奧運會是出於什麼考慮？這與無法代表你的國家有關嗎？現在回頭看，你覺得感激自己跳過了奧運會，因為這讓你有時間為這次賽事做準備嗎？ **莎巴蓮卡：** 首先，在溫布頓之前我受傷了，所以無論如何我都不能參加比賽。但我的決定是基於嚴格的賽程安排，你知道，必須作出一些犧牲。我決定為了硬地賽季而放棄奧運會。 我對這個決定沒有任何遺憾。看起來這是一個正確的決定。我有一段很棒的休息時間。 我做了很多治療，很多自由跳和所有這些東西。然後在硬地賽季之前我有了一小段訓練營。我能夠重設我的心態並清理我的想法，從頭開始。 **問題：** 我的意思是，你在這裡度過了不少艱難的夜晚，你提到了去年和其他一些事情。但你似乎在來到這個賽事時很開心，感覺很新鮮。這是什麼原因？ 開放的心態以及對一切看似樂觀的態度，在這裡經歷了這麼多事情之後？ **莎巴蓮卡：** 是說今年嗎？在今年經歷了一切之後？ **問題：** 不，不是今年。 **莎巴蓮卡：** 只是之前嗎？ **問題：** 不，我說的是在美國公開賽，在紐約。我的意思是，有些人會說，我再也不會回到那個地方了。 **莎巴蓮卡：** 不，這不是我。我在這裡確實有過很艱難的教訓，真的。我覺得我在這裡有過很多機會，但因為不同的原因沒有利用好。 我還沒有準備好。然後我變得情緒化。然後我無法應對觀眾。 很多次，嗯，不是很多次，我感到我只是錯過了機會。但每次我回到這裡，我真的很享受在紐約。我喜歡這個場地，我喜歡這裡的觀眾，我喜歡在這個美麗的體育館前比賽。 我享受這個城市，場外的時間。每次回到這裡，我都只有正面的思維，比如說，也許，也許這次。每次我希望有一天我能夠舉起那座美麗的獎杯。 困難的失敗從來沒有讓我感到沮喪。我完全不會想著不回來。我只會更加努力，嘗試更多次，並且可能在那些過去沒有起作用的事情上更加努力。 我仍然希望能夠舉起那座美麗的獎杯。 **問題：** 你好，David King，tennis.com。如你所願，觀眾影響最大的部分是什麼？是因為他們在支持美國選手嗎？還是因為他們的吵鬧聲？或者是在他們加油助威時？ 讓比賽變得艱難的是什麼？ **莎巴蓮卡：** 我會說，今天其實沒那麼瘋狂。他們很吵，但在比賽中他們是尊重和冷靜的。去年，他們甚至在比賽中也非常吵鬧。 吵到我的耳朵都聾了，壓力非常大。我認為我的錯誤在於我專注於自己，但沒有想到她也在同一個場地上，也感受到了來自觀眾的同樣的吵鬧，我們都在同樣的條件下。 是的，他們為她加油，但他們如何幫助她贏得比賽呢？只有我讓他們進入我的腦海，並且我迷失自我，變得瘋狂。所以，最大的難題是體育館裡的吵鬧聲。 真的，然後這攪擾。 **問題：** 他們正在比賽你的下一個對手，所以我們還不知道會是誰。從個人角度來看，從Jessica開始，你如何看待你們之前的比賽以及這次比賽的前景？ **莎巴蓮卡：** 我們之前有過很多很棒的比賽，很艱難和激烈的比賽。她打得非常出色，我們最近在辛辛那提比賽。那是一場非常艱難的比賽，儘管我以兩盤結束了比賽，但也不那麼容易。 她打出了她最好的網球，我會說，她似乎回到了正軌。她贏得了比賽，然後進入了決賽，現在她距離另一個決賽僅一步之遙。她處於令人難以置信的狀態，這將是另一場精彩的對決。 我迫不及待想要和她比賽。 **問題：** 如果是穆霍娃，你對她的表現和從傷病中恢復狀態有什麼看法？ **莎巴蓮卡：** 這真的很了不起，我真的為她感到高興。她面臨了那麼多挑戰，受了那麼多傷病，但每次她都能夠回到頂級水平，打出令人驚歎的網球。她的變化讓人印象深刻。 發球和走位都是很出色的球員，我以前和她的比賽非常激烈和艱難。所以我真的很期待復仇。 **問題：** 幾天前你提到你經常練習切削和截擊，今天你在非常關鍵的時刻打出了這些球。你認為擁有這些選項對你來說有多重要？你在這些關鍵點上打出這些球有多高興？ **莎巴蓮卡：** 我認為擁有所有技能，所有變化在你的比賽中是非常重要的，特別是在那些關鍵時刻，當對手習慣於我的一種打法時，如果我能夠在需要的時候改變和調整，我認為這會有所不同，這會給我的對手帶來更多的壓力。我認為這非常重要，我很高興我的團隊和我正在努力改進我比賽的每一個方面。 所以，是的，我認為這非常重要，正如你所說，在關鍵時刻，這些東西真的幫助了我。 **問題：** 你曾談到在生活中找到平靜，學會將個人生活和網球分開，但我想知道，你是否也學會了在一些緊張的情況下，比如今晚的第二盤中，把一些平靜帶到球場上？ **莎巴蓮卡：** 是的，我在比賽時努力提升自己的心態，我認為我在那些關鍵時刻的冷靜方面有了很大的進步，我真的很高興看到在那些重要時刻我能夠保持專注，並只是盡力而為，專注於我的網球，專注於我必須做的事情來贏得比賽，而不是受到外界的影響，即使事情對我不利，我還是會繼續做正確的事情，保持控制。 我真的很為自己感到自豪，我能夠...