You managed the role of the number one single team with complete overview. You only spent a total of two hours on the court in singles and lost only three gamma.
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I wanted to help the girls as much as possible and I’m glad it worked out that way. Playing two points at home is great.
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Clay probably helped you a lot, didn’t it?
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Overall, I felt good about her. As the surface is slower, the blows don’t write to them that much and I run more. When I get to the forehand, it’s uncomfortable for my opponents. In the first set I had an outage there, but then there was an important 3: 1 game.
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You are obviously not afraid of shorts on clay either.
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When it comes, I play it. I used to have a coach who told me I had a hand on clay, so don’t be afraid to try it. I just have this punch in reserve and I’m not afraid to pull it out when the condition is important.
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Markéta Vondroušová during the match with the British Emma Raducanuová.Photo: Vít Šimánek, CTK
How does it feel to crush a grand slam winner?
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Nice (smiling). But I knew he wasn’t in the best shape. Already on Friday, the promising Terka (Martincová) had it against her. But one must be prepared and endure to the end. In the end, she showed what she was capable of in a few strokes.
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But it’s probably hard to imagine better matches, isn’t it?
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On Friday, Mr. Hřebec started to train me, because it was played for over 50 minutes. It may not be needed now.
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In the BJK Cup you now have a 7: 1 balance, how do you experience it?
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It’s a beautiful feeling. I’ve been two times several times, now it’s something else.
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