00:00Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
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01:00At times it's a rollercoaster, but I think it's the beauty of it and I'm excited for this, to really
01:08just see how far I can go, what I can do, what I can change with what challenges I'm going
01:13to face in the match.
01:16And, you know, I just try to focus on that and, you know, I don't think I've, maybe I've been
01:23lucky loser once in my life or something, I've never been lucky with these things, so I don't know how
01:28it feels to be a lucky loser.
01:29And she definitely made a good run out of it.
01:36She's not Russian anymore, she's playing for Austria. Does that affect you at all or, I don't know, in terms
01:43of the handshake or anything like that?
01:46And does this stuff phase you anymore at this point? Obviously the war has been going on for so long.
01:52Well, the only person that I shake hands with is Daria Kasatkina because she didn't just change her passport, but
01:59she also openly said that she doesn't support the war and, you know, and all of that stuff.
02:07So this is why me and, like, other girls made the decision to shake hands with her, purely out of
02:15respect.
02:17In this case, I mean, there have been multiple players who have changed their nationality, but none of them ever
02:24voiced anything against war or, you know, anything to support Ukrainians or whatever.
02:30So for me, that doesn't change.
02:33Thank you.
02:37Thank you.
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