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March 21, 1997
KEY BISCAYNE, FLORIDA
DEBBI EDWARDS: Questions for Naoko.
Q. How did you think she was playing after another long layoff for her?
NAOKO SAWAMATSU: I knew that she had a injury for her shoulder. I mean, I was worried about herself and everything. Before the match I tried to think about, you know, just play my tennis. I mean, I was really worried about her shoulder. If I think about that, it's very difficult to play, so I just try to concentrate.
Q. You did so well to get back and take that second set.
NAOKO SAWAMATSU: Uh-huh.
Q. What then swung it back the other way, do you think?
NAOKO SAWAMATSU: You know, today was very windy. It was very difficult to concentrate. In the beginning of the first set, I think she concentrated very well. But after she took the first set, you know, I was getting -- I start to move well. I was just playing worse. I mean, nothing changed, but I think I was just playing worse in the second set.
DEBBI EDWARDS: Thank you.
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