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Ce mardi à Roland-Garros, Rafael Jodar a vu son superbe parcours parisien s’arrêter en quarts de finale contre Alexander Zverev, vainqueur 7-6(3), 6-1, 6-3 sur le court Philippe-Chatrier. Le jeune Espagnol, qui disputait son premier quart Porte d’Auteuil, a reconnu en conférence de presse que le tournant du match s’était situé dans le premier set, lorsqu’il a laissé filer son avantage avant de voir l’expérience de Zverev faire la différence.

Malgré la défaite, Jodar a tiré beaucoup de positif de ses deux semaines à Paris. Il a expliqué avoir appris qu’il pouvait “être en face de n’importe qui”, tout en soulignant qu’il devait encore gagner en constance pour rivaliser avec les meilleurs sur la durée d’un match en cinq sets.

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00:00Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
00:30Raffaele, congratulations on your huge performance and I'm interested being on the Central Court where Rafa Nadal won a lot
00:37of titles and now a new documentary was presented to Netflix. Have you had time to watch it during this
00:43day so you will focus mostly on the tennis, on yourself?
00:46No, I haven't had time yet to watch the documentary so in the next few days that maybe I have
00:54some more free time I'll try to watch it.
00:58Hi Raffaele, well done. What are some of the things you learned both about the game at this level during
01:08this tournament and what did you learn about yourself as a tennis player?
01:13Well, I mean, all these matches help me, you know, to realize that if you want to compete against the
01:19best players in the world you have to keep your level, you know, all the time the same.
01:25You cannot have a lot of downs, you know, during the matches, especially when you're playing a five-set match.
01:34And what I learned about me is that I can compete against anyone, you know, but I still, you know,
01:40have to improve a lot of things that these matches will help me to improve those things.
01:47But, yeah, that's what I learned from me and from the other players as well.
01:53Hello, Raffaele. Something slipped in the match in the first set for you because you led 5-2 or 5
02:00-3, I guess, and you served for the set.
02:02And from that moment when you lost your serve, it was, I mean, it was mostly Sasha's match.
02:09Yeah, how did you live this period with, I guess, also 10 points in a row lost or something like
02:13this?
02:15Yeah, how did you live this crucial moment of the match?
02:18Yeah, I mean, it was an important moment in the first set.
02:22So, yeah, he didn't play very well, those points.
02:24He played better than me in those points and he deserved to win the first set and then the next
02:31two.
02:34Well done on a great Claycott season.
02:35How are you feeling about playing on the grass?
02:39Well, I haven't had time to think about that topic yet.
02:45So, yeah, in the next few days I'll take some days off, you know, to recover well from this week
02:53and to get ready for the grass.
02:56So, yeah, I haven't played a lot.
02:59So, I'll give my best and I'll try to get some, you know, training days on the grass to get
03:07ready for the tournaments.
03:09Hi, Rafa.
03:10Now, considering what Sascha showed today, what he showed since the beginning of the tournament, is it for you the
03:17favorite to live the trophy?
03:20I mean, yes, he has to win two more matches.
03:23So, yeah, all the players that, you know, are in the semifinals on Friday have the same chances.
03:30You know, if they're in the semifinals, it's because they have done, you know, great results.
03:35So, I wish them all the best.
03:37And the better, the best player who plays, you know, in the weekend will win the title.
03:44Can you, just to follow up on this, can you describe his main weapon?
03:48And did you feel sometimes that you were too far from the ball?
03:52He was hitting too hard.
03:55I mean, he's a great player, you know.
03:57He does everything very well, you know.
03:59He has a lot of experience.
04:00He has been in these kind of stages a lot of years.
04:05And I think that's a key that's very important to, you know, to face the important and the pressure moments
04:12in the match.
04:14And, yeah, overall, he does everything very good.
04:17So, if one day I want to be in that level, I'm aware that I have to work hard.
04:27Hi, Rafael.
04:28What's the whole experience been like for you to be at a Grand Slam, going into a second week with
04:34you and your dad?
04:34You know, you're not used to this.
04:36How has it all been behind the scenes?
04:39It was a great week, you know, playing a lot of matches in my first time in Paris.
04:44So, yeah, happy with the week.
04:47And how the clay season went for me.
04:50And, yeah, now time to, you know, get my body ready for the grass season.
04:56And, yeah, analyze the things that I can improve for the next matches.
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