Italy's and World No.1 Jannik Sinner explains what went wrong after his loss to Daniil Medvedev on Centre Court in the quarter-finals of Wimbledon 2024.

Karolina Muchova press conference following her win against Jessica Pegula in the semifinals of the 2024 US Open.nnQuestion :nKarolina, if you would, your thoughts on the match?nnKarolina Muchova :nA very tough match. I felt like I started pretty good. I felt like I played in a flow, like everything was going in accord.nI as well felt that she was a little nervous. I think I started great in the first set, but it was going actually kind of easy and I knew that it's not going to go like that all the time. So I tried to still be there and move my legs and keep the tempo.nBut then one point when I had a break point for 3-0 off the volley, I missed that one and I felt like it kind of changed. And she picked it up and she started to play really solid. I missed again a few points, but then it kind of turned around and it was tough to make a point against her.nShe was everywhere, didn't do many mistakes and she played really great and so credits to her.nnQuestion :nIn terms of the shift in the match, how much of that, because obviously the points were shorter in the first set and early in the second and as the match went on it seemed like it became more of a grind. Why do you think that happened?nnMuchova :nI think I started to be a little less aggressive and on the other hand she started to play way better with the match. The balls had better depth so it was tough for me to get on the net and to play these aggressive points. It was really tough to keep that level all the time and I'm lucky I didn't keep it all the time.nThen it was a battle and I felt like I was getting more and more slower and she was still there. She was getting faster so then she beat me.nnQuestion :nWhen you went off at the end of the second set, was that to do with a bug? Was that a physical thing?nnMuchova :nNo, I went to change. I was pretty sweaty so I went to change my clothes. I felt okay.nnQuestion :nCan you look at this tournament in some ways, tough night tonight, but can you look at it overall as a victory? You're healthy, you finished this tournament last year with a serious injury, around for such a long time. So big picture wise, the way you played, the way you feel, must be a lot of positives.nnMuchova :nYeah, for sure it's a lot of positives. I just lost before half an hour so I'm a little bit... Of course now I'm not thinking that much about positives but for sure to even get to the semis and to feel that my game is there, that I can compete against the best, I can win against them.nIt's something that I didn't know when it will come back to me and I feel I'm playing good level. As you mentioned, I'm healthy and I can play more tournaments this year and that's actually the most important thing.nnQuestion :nKarolina, congrats. Giddy Nathan, Defector Media. When you're really in the zone, your game can look so effortless.nI'm wondering what it takes for you mentally to remain in the kind of mental space that lets you play that way.nnMuchova :nTo stay in that space? I didn't get it.nnQuestion :nWhen you're producing your most effortless flowing tennis, how do you kind of stay locked in in the mental space that lets you play that way?nnMuchova :nWell, I just try to focus on the next point. Try to keep basic stuff like breathing, next point, the routines that I have on the court and just be in the moment basically. It didn't work today, but it's just good to get through these matches and get the experience from it and learn from it for the next match like this, what I can do better and how I can improve.nSo I'll just try to learn.

Serbia's Novak Djokovic says in his post-match press conference that Wimbledon extracts the best out of him, after he qualified for his 10th final at the All England Club after beating Italy's Lorenzo Musetti in the semi-final on Centre Court at Wimbledon 2024.

Italy's Lorenzo Musetti speaks about making his first grand slam semi-final during his post-match press conference after he beat USA's Taylor Fritz on No.1 Court at Wimbledon 2024.

Taylor Fritz on-court interview following his win against Frances Tiafoe in the semifinals of the 2024 US Open.nnTaylor Fritz says it's a dream come true. He's in the final of the US Open and promises to give it his all to lift the trophy.nnChristopher Eubanks:nWell, Taylor, that was an incredible effort, physically, mentally. Frances came out and played some really good tennis to get up two sets to love, and you stayed with it, you stayed true to your—two sets to one, sorry. You stayed with it, you stayed true.nWhat were the keys in order for you to be able to turn that match around?nnTaylor Fritz:nHe was—I mean, he was overwhelming from the baseline so much. He was taking the ball so early, changing lines so well. It was just, like, really overwhelming.nAnd I just tried to tell myself to stay in it and fight to just hold my serve and kind of just apply that scoreboard pressure as much as possible. I told myself that if I didn't give it absolutely everything I had to just stick with it and see if, you know, his level might drop a little bit, then I was going to regret it for a long time. So I just did everything I could to just stay in it.nnChristopher Eubanks :nYou know, you said that, you know, you told yourself to stay in it, but I looked over at your coaching box a little bit, and Michael Russell, who's usually one of the most calm, cool, and collected coaches, seemed to get really, really into it. Did hearing him kind of, you know, give you that energy, did that also play a part in kind of turning that momentum and getting your energy level up?nnTaylor Fritz:nI mean, I think a big thing was a lot of these points that were being played where I felt like I wasn't really doing anything wrong and I was just getting overwhelmed. I was freaking out a little bit, and, you know, he kind of just told me to keep doing what I was doing, and he kind of just accepted that's okay and keep making him do it, and I think that, you know, it helped me just calm me down and reaffirm I was doing the right thing.nnChristopher Eubanks :nWell, you did the right thing, and you also did something else that's incredibly special. Tonight you became the first American man in 18 years to advance to the final of the US Open. I know how hard you work, and I know how much you've put into this moment right here.nWhen you hear that, that you'll be playing in the final of the US Open come Sunday, what goes through your mind?nnTaylor Fritz:nI mean, it's the reason why I do what I do. It's the reason why I work so hard. It's, uh, I mean, I'm in the final of the US Open.nnChristopher Eubanks :nI'm sure it's a dream come true. You're going to have a couple days to kind of get ready for it, but I got to ask, in that final of the U.S. Open, you will face Yannick Center. I want to get your thoughts on that match and what you look forward to doing over the next 48 hours to prepare for the final on Sunday.nnTaylor Fritz:nLike I said, it's a dream come true. I'm in the final, so I'm going to come out, and I'm going to give everything I possibly have, and I know that's for a fact. I'm going to give it everything I can possibly give it, so I can't wait.nnChristopher Eubanks :nAnd I know this crowd in New York will be behind you 100%. Ladies and gentlemen, our number one American and US Open finalist, Taylor Fritz.

Rafael Nadal reflects on how he wants to be remembered after retiring from professional tennis at the Davis Cup in Malaga.