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UL INTERNATIONAL CROWNJuly 24, 2016Ayaka WatanabeChicago, Illinois Q. Just sum up your feelings making that putt and what it means. AYAKA WATANABE: I had to get it in. That was it. Q. And how did you feel after? AYAKA WATANABE: I don't really remember. It's a big relief, big relief. Q. What's it mean to Team Japan to advance and have a chance to win the whole thing? AYAKA WATANABE: We were all disappointed yesterday, so being able to advance is like getting revenge for all that and getting it all cleared up to go into the singles. Q. How much pressure was there? How nervous were you about this playoff? AYAKA WATANABE: Putting was the most stressful, most hard putting that I've ever had to do. Q. This is a very big international stage; how does this rank with your best achievements? AYAKA WATANABE: Being here? Q. No, this moment right here. AYAKA WATANABE: Probably the top. Q. How did you guys determine who would play in the playoff, the two players? AYAKA WATANABE: 16 being the longest that we would have a chance, so we decided on the longest, and it became me and Haru. Q. How do you like your chances to win it all now? AYAKA WATANABE: With the putting that I just did, that gives me a chance, how we're going to get on to win the tournament, yeah, for the Japan team. Q. What was the distance you estimate that putt was? AYAKA WATANABE: 10 meters. Q. What time did you get here this morning? AYAKA WATANABE: 6:30. Q. What will you do for the next almost three hours? AYAKA WATANABE: Sleep. FastScripts Transcript by ASAP Sports   |
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