原文访问稿网址 http://www.asapsports.com/show_interview.php?id=51024 摘要 关於今天的比赛跟对手， Roger觉得自己没有把握机会，特别提了第三盘3-1时有局点，有好的截击机会，却没把 握住。问题还是出在自己身上，发球不好，一发进率低，没有Ace，跟温布顿完全不一 样，用球也不一样，第一场硬地上的比赛比较困难，要是能赢就能慢慢进入节奏。关於 比赛最後一局连续的失误，Roger说他记不得了~~。然後这是一场该赢没赢的比赛。 Simon是个优秀的底线选手，移位快速。经常跟他用正手对峙，但是今天Roger的正手拍 没有发挥的很好。 关於温布顿有没让Roger筋疲力尽 Roger说要是赢就不会被问这个问题了 关於第3盘4-4 15-0 Simon的发球局有一分挑战与重打与否的问题 Roger说如果那是个致胜球他就能拿下那分，如果不是(今天)那就重打。 关於主审 Roger说对他来说不是问题，不会因为主审的关系而输或赢。然後谈到第3盘，4-3Roger发 球局时，跟主审的互动，Roger不愿意在今天谈这个，总之不是因为这件事情才输，记者 试着让Roger回答，Roger请记者问别的，记者道歉，Roger接受。 关於如何重新振作 距离下个巡回赛还有4天，在多伦多先试着赢双打比赛，然後练习。在温布顿後只练习了 三到四天，虽然并不是输球的藉口，但是会用这段时间多练习。希望这场比赛结果不是 这样，算是个不好的开始，但也不是世界末日，接下来有9个月的硬地赛季，希望能越打 越好，得要向前看，还是想赢美网跟奥运，所以要确定自己真的准备好了。不确定什麽 时候要启程去辛辛那提，得要看双打的情况而定。Roger说自己很喜欢这场地跟赛事，所 以输了当然很心痛，不过更重要的是重新振作和向前看。 本日最机车问题 Q. To some extent, do you agree with Justine Henin's decision to retire at the peak of her career? 是否同意Henin在生涯高峰退休的决定 RF:Do I agree with that? Not today. Ask me another day. Please don't kill me with questions like this. 我同不同意??今天不是时候。改天再问。别用这样的问题伤害我。 看访问稿原文全文前，我偷渡一点小小感想 这是外国网球专栏写手Kamakshi Tandon在Roger输球之後写的文章中的一段话， "The monster has not been fed often this year, and its roars are growing increasingly loud. " (原文网址 http://tennisworld.typepad.com/travelblogue/2008/07/toronto-roger-a.html) 不管Roger输了多少比赛，那只怪兽不但没不见还越叫越大声，Roger身上的压力也越 来越重，今日最机车问题大概就是怪兽的化身吧~~以球迷的身分看这段话蛮心酸的， 希望Roger能真的享受打网球比赛的时刻，而不是忙於应付怪兽带来的压力啊!!! 访问稿全文 Q. What happened today? ROGER FEDERER: Missed opportunities, I guess. One of those matches maybe I think I should have never lost, you know. Having an easy volley in the, what was it, 3-1 and game point. That one cost me dearly in the end, so it was a disappointing match today. Q. Seems as though your mentally and physically drained from Wimbledon. ROGER FEDERER: You wouldn't have asked me that if I would have won, right? So I guess. Q. Talk about part of Simon's game that was the most troubling to you or just the most difficult to play against tonight. ROGER FEDERER: No, I think the problem was my game today, you know. I had everything to really put him away. I didn't think I served well today at all. It's tough. Different balls than at Wimbledon. I was serving 70% in Wimbledon and here I'm serving 50%. Can't serve any aces, so it's just a different type of the match. Maybe I guess first match on hard court couldn't sneak through maybe the way I usually can, so it hurts obviously. It hurts your momentum because I think I get through the match and I get into the tournament and start playing better. But I got caught cold, so it's kind of hard. Q. In the last game of the match, I think a lot of people were expecting you to still come back and maybe take it to 5-All. The four unforced errors in a row was so unusual to see that from you. What happened there? ROGER FEDERER: I don't remember those points. It's all a blur right now, so... Q. How do you regroup? ROGER FEDERER: Well, what do we got, four days? Q. Yeah. ROGER FEDERER: Great. So, no, I don't know. Play doubles. Try to win the doubles here. That's what I'm looking at here. Q. I saw you were not too happy with the officiating? ROGER FEDERER: With the what, the umpire? Q. Yeah. ROGER FEDERER: Never an issue for me. I'm never going to win or lose because of an umpire, so I don't care. Q. To some extent, do you agree with Justine Henin's decision to retire at the peak of her career? ROGER FEDERER: Do I agree with that? Not today. Ask me another day. Please don't kill me with questions like this. Q. In the third set I think you guys were tied 4-4 and he was up 15-Love on his serve. You had a ball that was called in and he challenged it and it was in. It was right, but it seemed they didn't award you a point. I don't know if you caught that, but some of us watching picked that up, and he won the next point and you weren't really awarded anything. ROGER FEDERER: What happened there? Q. It was 15-Love on his serve. ROGER FEDERER: Then? Q. He challenged a call and it was in and it remained 15-Love and you didn't get anything and he picked up the next point and it went to 30-Love. ROGER FEDERER: But it was supposed to be replayed, so I don't think I could have taken the point. The best I could get out of that situation was to replay the point. That's what I got, and I lost the point. Yeah, I mean, that's the problem sometimes like on clay, right? You stop play and it's good so you replay the point. If it was a clean winner, yeah, then obviously it's 15-All, but not in that situation. Q. Seemed that he was very willing to trade forehands with you, sort of crosscourt forehands, which seems a bit unusual. Did you pick up on that? ROGER FEDERER: Well, I mean, he's a good baseliner. We saw that today. He moves well. He's deceiving because he's kind of thin and tall but moves really well for his height, you know. He flicks a lot of balls with his backhand as well, so when you come in you can't see where he plays. Yeah, I mean, I think I did really well for a long time trading forehands with him. As the match went on I struggled a little bit to put the forehands away. Got maybe a little bit unlucky to get broken in the second set when he had a net cord and a shank on the line. I ended up losing that game. Of course I came back, but I think I had really good momentum and I was playing well. I should have put him away in two sets. After that I guess he got a little bit of a lift and he was comfortable trading forehands with me. So, you know who knows, maybe in the long run paid him the match really. I don't know. Q. At 4-3 in the third I believe you were serving. You had an exchange with the chair umpire. Could you talk about that? ROGER FEDERER: Not today. Q. No? ROGER FEDERER: Didn't lose because of that. Q. Everyone has losses... ROGER FEDERER: Another try. Here we go. Q. Sorry. ROGER FEDERER: No problem. Q. How do you regroup from something like this for the rest of the hard court season? ROGER FEDERER: It's a bad start, no doubt. Wish it could have been different. Like I said, going to try to do well in doubles and practice on the side. Only really three, four days of practice since Wimbledon. It's not an excuse in any way, but I'm going to get some practice in. There's plenty of players around, so don't know when I'm leaving this place and going to Cincy yet. Depends on the doubles much. It's important to stay positive. Hard court season just started. It's the start of, what is it, nine months of hard court. It's not the end of the world, but I wish it could have started better. I like this surface and like this tournament. I've done well here in the past, so it definitely hurts. But like you say, I've got to regroup and look forward. Bigger picture is the Olympic Games and the US Open. This is really the place where I want to win, so I have to make sure I'm ready for that. --

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