00:02Just on that, I think in the first set you hit three double fours in the game, the first game
00:07you lost your serve and then two in the game you lost your serve and set two.
00:11Was the Achilles affecting the way you were pushing off on your serve?
00:16Yeah, yeah, like I can't really push off like I want and like when I land it hurts a little.
00:22So I was trying to figure out ways to, I guess, minimize it and I thought like if I served
00:28a little slower, like the impact when I land would be less.
00:34And I think it worked for a little bit, but obviously she broke me in the second set, so.
00:41How do you think about managing this injury going forward?
00:44Like what do you know about it?
00:45I know these can be risky injuries to push too hard on and have some bad results.
00:49So just how do you make caution with trying to keep playing?
00:54Yeah, I mean, when was my last match?
00:57Well, yesterday I got an ultrasound and then I got an ultrasound again just now.
01:02And I'm probably going to go get an MRI because I honestly, I don't really know too much about what's
01:09going on.
01:10And I think managing it, like thankfully we're at the end of the year.
01:15So after the Asian swing, we do get like two weeks off.
01:21So, yeah, I'm just going to, I would say, make do with what the time that I have and try
01:28to be smart about the amount of matches I play.
01:32Maybe if you win another major, which I think a lot of people think you can,
01:36you've set a record for the longest ever gap between major titles at this point.
01:40Like, does it feel like, does it feel like it's that long or what do you think about that possibility?
01:46Someone asked me this question the other day.
01:49And I said, like, it feels long and short because my break time, I had a kid, you know.
01:57So, like, I'm, there's a lot that happened in that time.
02:01And I think also, like, if I reflect on my career and the things that I've been able to do,
02:07like, there's nothing that I regret or there's nothing that I'm sad about.
02:11And also, like, I thought about it.
02:14And if I win another Grand Slam, it's not going to change my life.
02:18And that's kind of crazy that I can say that because I remember the first slam that I won.
02:23And it was, like, a huge whirlwind.
02:25But, yeah, I think it wouldn't feel as long.
02:32Best question in English.
02:33Tamai.
02:34You said that you're not as sad.
02:36I'm curious, how do you feel about your feelings?
02:38Like, are you surprised that you're not as sad as maybe in previous years?
02:42Are you happy that you're taking losses differently?
02:45I think I am happy that I'm taking losses differently.
02:49I'm trying to learn from them a lot more.
02:51I think, honestly, like, today, if I was to say I'm sad, I was just sad that I couldn't, like,
02:58push off of my foot.
03:00Like, I'm sad that I couldn't do what I've set out to do.
03:03But, yeah, like, for me, if I think about my life, my daughter's healthy, you know.
03:11Everyone in my family is great.
03:13I had an opportunity to play this slam.
03:16I got as far as I could.
03:17So...
03:19So...
03:19So...
03:20So...
