WIMBLEDON

June 27, 2000

Carlos Moya

MODERATOR: Questions.

CARLOS MOYA: I forgot already my back problem. I think I not playing bad, but it's just my mind. Sometimes I had some tight matches lately, I lost all of them. It's not easy to keep going after that. But I know as soon as I win one of those matches, I'm going to be back again, I'm going to play good tennis again.

CARLOS MOYA: Well, is not easy, but what can I do now? I just have to look forward to do well and to play better. I used to play well in the big events. Looks like now I not that focused, things are not going that well. But, as I said before, I'm sure sooner or later I'm going to play well again and I'm going to win matches. I don't know if I'm going to be back to No. 1 or not, but at least I know that I'm going to improve my ranking, you know, I'm going to be better player.

CARLOS MOYA: I spoke to them. I don't know what I would have done if I was in their position. I don't think it's fair what they did with them. If there is a ranking, you have to respect it. You know, we know that this is Wimbledon, and it happened for a hundred years already. I didn't think they were going to change anything.

CARLOS MOYA: Yeah, I think I agree with whatever they do because I don't think this is fair - not to them, to anybody. If it happened to me, I would be angry, too. I don't know if I would withdraw, no? Maybe I would play and try to do my best. Maybe I wouldn't even play. Maybe I wouldn't even come. I don't know. I don't know what I would have done in their situation. But I think is unfair what happened. I totally agree with them.

CARLOS MOYA: Yeah, I'm sure. I'm working well. Working hard. I feel I playing well. It's just that when it gets to the point I have to win, I don't do it. I play well in Estoril and the following weeks. After that I was not able to play my best, to win those tight matches. I think this is what made a difference. But I'm totally healthy now, a hundred percent sure that I'm going to make another breakthrough.

CARLOS MOYA: I think is a matter of winning those matches, those tight matches. I'm sure that when I win one of them, everything is going to change because my game is there, I'm hitting well the ball, I'm fit. Is just that lately I lost all those matches, and I'm sure it's going to change in the future.

CARLOS MOYA: As I said before, if they do that here, maybe they should do it the same in the French Open. Some of the players who are seeded here, they should play quallies there. We have to look at that. I totally agree with all my fellow Spanish. Maybe in Santander they can shut their mouth, some of the other player's mouth.