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Rafael Jodar s'est incliné aux portes de la finale au Masters 1000 de Montréal face à Brandon Nakashima (7-6 , 6-4). L’Américain de 25 ans, 31e mondial, a su rester lucide dans les moments clés pour s'imposer face à un Espagnol visiblement fatigué après un gros enchaînement ces dernières semaines. Pourtant auteur d’un joli parcours avec notamment cette victoire sur Arthur Fils en quarts, Jodar n’a pas trouvé les ressources pour contrer Nakashima. L'Espagnol, parti de la 165e place mondiale en janvier, pointe désormais à la 11e place ATP.

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00:00Qu'est-ce que vous avez vu votre expérience en Montréal?
00:05Oui, c'était une expérience. J'ai joué quatre matchs, cinq matchs en manuel,
00:09donc il y a beaucoup de choses à prendre de cette semaine et à la prochaine,
00:15parce que la tour continue et la tour continue, oui.
00:21Qu'est-ce qu'il y a des questions, Raphaël ?
00:26Raphaël, je veux dire, c'est plus ce que vous n'avez pas pu faire aujourd'hui
00:31ou c'est plus ce que vous avez réussi à faire aujourd'hui,
00:35c'est plus ce que vous avez réussi à faire aujourd'hui ?
00:38Je ne jouais pas mon niveau de niveau de tennis aujourd'hui,
00:43mais il a joué très bien, donc je crois que c'est que il a joué,
00:47surtout les points importants de la match, c'est mieux que moi,
00:51et c'est une des raisons de pourquoi il a joué la match aujourd'hui.
00:58Hi, there.
00:59Juste, how difficult was it for you going deep in this tournament
01:03on the heels of going so far in Washington 2 ?
01:06Were you feeling the fatigue coming into today's match ?
01:10No, it wasn't about that.
01:12I was feeling good.
01:14Yeah, I was, you know, trying to play my game.
01:18during the whole match, it didn't go my way today.
01:22So, yeah, try to, you know, not make the same mistakes in the next time,
01:30and that's this match will help me to develop, you know.
01:34I think the losses also, you know, help the players to develop.
01:43Juste also, maybe early in the match, maybe took you,
01:46I think you faced six break points on your first two service games.
01:51Were you struggling to start nerves, anything at all,
01:54or didn't you point your finger on something early on
01:57that wasn't working in particular ?
01:59No, he was, he was playing good, he was returning well in the start of the,
02:05of the match, and, and, yeah.
02:08And, yeah, it was a bit difficult for me today to find the, the rhythm,
02:12but, yeah, it's part of the game, and I saved those breaks, break points in,
02:19very well with good points and with a good level of tennis,
02:23and, yeah, then we, we went to the tie break, and that's, that's what, what happened.
02:30So, so, yeah, you know, I was feeling better when the match went on.
02:40The crowd in Montreal discovered you this week.
02:44What will you remember of the, the love the Montreal crowd gave you this week,
02:48and your experience overall in, here in the city?
02:51Yeah, it was a good experience playing for the first time in Montreal.
02:55Yeah, I liked, I really liked the, the crowd and the nice session matches,
02:59and they were nice for the players and for the spectators.
03:02I think it's a good environment of, of tennis overall.
03:07Um, so, yeah, I hope I can come here again in, in two years,
03:13because it's, um, a nice tournament.
03:18Uh, Rafa, I was wondering, what are your objectives until the end of the calendar?
03:22Do you hope to qualify for the, the ADP finals at the end?
03:25Do you hope to, uh, uh, do some damage in the Grand Slam in the United States?
03:30What, what do you expect from the last few months of the year?
03:32No, my, my, my, objective is, um, to get ready for the next match in, in Cincinnati.
03:40Any more? Okay, last one there.
03:44Yeah, Nicholas, yeah.
03:48Just a quick one on the match.
03:49Um, what makes his serve so difficult to return?
03:52Is it the angle, the kick, is it something?
03:57Well, I mean, he, yeah, he served well, uh, today, especially on the important points.
04:02So, yeah, I try, you know, to, to return as, um, yeah, as good as possible, but today didn't go
04:11my way.
04:12So, um, so yeah, credit, credit to him that in this surface, you know, that, that is, um, a thing
04:19that, you know, he can, uh, take a lot of advantage and, and yeah, from, from then he can start,
04:25you know, the, the points, uh, with, um, better perspective.
04:30Thank you.
04:30Thank you, everyone.
04:31Thank you.
04:32Thank you.
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