March 15, 1994
KEY BISCAYNE, FLORIDA
Q. After the first two games he seemed to turn things around
and control it from then on except for a few games. How were
you not able to control the momentum
CEDRIC PIOLINE: It was close, I mean, the key points, he won
it. That is why he won the match. So I think it was very close.
I mean a lot of game points, a lot of deuce on his serve, on my
serve and after I lost this game so that is why he took the match.
Q. Are you still feeling a lot of frustration; particularly
with your forehand?
CEDRIC PIOLINE: I have no frustration. I mean, he played well.
It was very tough because when I tried to play, he doesn't go
back and I couldn't go to the net, so it was very difficult to
make the points.
Q. Cedric, who came down and spoke to you the first half
of the match?
CEDRIC PIOLINE: The supervisor?
Q. Yes.
CEDRIC PIOLINE: Yes.
Q. What did you guys talk about?
CEDRIC PIOLINE: About something.
Q. Was it over a call or something like that?
CEDRIC PIOLINE: Yeah, because the umpire came down and talk
to me and he doesn't have to talk to me like he did, so I ask
for the supervisor.
Q. What is your opinion about the new ranking system, the
Grand Slam, the increased points for the Grand Slams?
CEDRIC PIOLINE: I think it is good, but I would prefer it last
year because I think I am the only Grand Slam finalist who didn't
reach the Masters, so for me, maybe it came too late. I hope
for this year I will do again good results. I think it is good
because when you reach the final you have to do the difference.
Q. Talking again about tonight's match, was your shoulder
feeling okay?
CEDRIC PIOLINE: Yeah, I mean, I had no problems about it.
Q. What is your plan after the-- what is your schedule after
the tournament?
CEDRIC PIOLINE: My schedule is to go back to France for Davis
Cup.
Q. I know it. I came from Hungary. Do you know your opponent?
CEDRIC PIOLINE: No.
Q. You can sleep normally. Don't be afraid. Don't be afraid.
CEDRIC PIOLINE: Thank you.
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