NASDAQ-100 OPEN

April 1, 2004

Carlos Moya

THE MODERATOR: Questions, please.

CARLOS MOYA: Well, I think it was a brilliant shot. I have to see it on TV, because I want to see where I was, how my volley was. But I felt it was pretty easy volley. I just put the ball in and he made the good shot. But to be honest, I think we should not get the re. I should have won the game before.

CARLOS MOYA: Sometimes you lose a match, a match like this, and you don't know what to think. I was controlling the match very well, and probably I got tight and that was it. That game, it was one of the worst games I ever played, I think. Double-fault and three easy forehand. When you have these chances against Roddick and you don't make them, normally you lose. That's what happened today.

CARLOS MOYA: No, I mean, I just try to hit the ball as I was hitting before, and they didn't go in in that moment. So, I mean, is very disappointing and frustrating, you know, to be out there for two hours and the most important game of the match, and do what I've done today, I mean, I have no words to describe how I feel.

CARLOS MOYA: I was playing well. I started (inaudible) very bad and I still won that match. I was feeling that I was playing very well. Today I was controlling Andy. You get a win against a player like Andy, that gives you a lot of confidence. Then I was going to be in a semifinal; anything can happen. But now I don't have to think about that anymore.

CARLOS MOYA: Well, right now, I don't want to think about tennis that much, you know. Today was a bad loss, you know, the way it was. It's very painful. Maybe tomorrow I'm gonna start to think about Davis Cup. That's the good thing of tennis, you know - you lose today but next week there's another tournament. That's the good thing.

CARLOS MOYA: Yeah.

CARLOS MOYA: Yeah, is gonna be a great chance for us to get to semifinal. I'm playing in my hometown, so I hope it's gonna be great.

CARLOS MOYA: No. I mean, we should be used to it. We used to play almost every week. I don't think that's -- it's not that tough, you know. When you winning, you on a roll, you don't feel tired, you don't feel bad. You're very motivated. So I don't think that's a problem.

CARLOS MOYA: No, because I didn't see him a lot at all. I was focused on my serve, and I didn't see what he was doing. He's like this; I'm different. That's it.

CARLOS MOYA: Who do you think is gonna play the singles (smiling)?

CARLOS MOYA: You think I'm going to play?

CARLOS MOYA: I don't know. I hope (smiling). I don't know. I didn't talk to the captain. But, you know, I guess Ferrero is going to play. I don't know how he is feeling now. But if he's 100 percent, he should play. I don't know. I hope I'm gonna play.

CARLOS MOYA: You don't think about semifinal, but you think that you just two points away from winning a very good match. You know, you're very happy in that moment. And then after five minutes, I was not that happy, so... I wasn't thinking in semifinal, but, you know, obviously 5-4, serving for the match 30-15, I'm gonna win 95 percent of those matches.