Nick Kyrgios, which fell this Sunday in the final of WimbledoN said, if he won the tournament, he would have a hard time staying motivated for the rest of his career.
“I am very disappointed. I played an incredible first set, but Djokovic is very solid, I don’t think it did anything amazing, but it was very solid. I removed my hat from him. I haven’t played the key points well yet, ”Kyrgios said at a press conference.
“If I won today, I suffered with my motivation. It took me ten years to be here, I would lose motivation. It would have cost me to go to the 250, to the 500 … My level is there, I don’t have behind anyone. played the Wimbledon final against one of the best in history, “he added.
The Australian, who fell in four sets to Djokovic, said the Serb was not the toughest opponent he had faced.
“Against these people, Nadal, Djokovic, Federer, you win a set and you have to climb Everest, “he stressed.
“(Djokovic) He doesn’t make you feel as bad as Federer. Federer makes you feel like you want to leave the court. I don’t think he’s the hardest I’ve faced,” added Kyrgios, who spoke about his attitude to out of court. tracks last month.
“I don’t go out too much, I try to sleep well, eat well, not drink even a beer, train well. I’ve been very committed in the last three or four weeks. If it wasn’t a commitment, I wouldn’t who knows what else I can do. For me it’s Surreal that I’m here speaking as a Wimbledon finalist. It’s an honor for me to get out there and fight one of the best. It explains to me that anything is possible. “
The Australian spoke about his relationship with Djokovic and recalled that what he did at the beginning of the year, when he defended the Serb after he was deported from Melbourne, “was not an easy thing.” “I put myself against my country,” he added.
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Source: La Verdad
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