U.S. OPEN

September 3, 1994

Judith Wiesner

JUDITH WIESNER: I thought in Montreal she played really good. I didn't play really bad here, and she just, you know, hit every ball and everything went in, so, I mean, I thought if she plays like that, it's really impossible to play her. And today, I think she didn't play that good, and-- I mean, I had so many game points and breakpoints and I just couldn't convert and -- you know, against a top player like that, you have to take your chances, because usually you cannot get that many. I got a lot of them today and I didn't take my chances. I mean, that made the difference. If I stayed with her and she didn't go ahead quickly, then I think I had a good chance to beat her. Because I felt she wasn't play that well and playing that confident in the first two rounds as well.

JUDITH WIESNER: I think it was a combination of both. I made a couple of easy mistakes with the returns. She was mixing up the serves quite well. Sometimes she would hit the first serve hard, sometimes she would spin it, so I had a hard time picking it. Also, she played good shorts on the game points, so I think it was sort of a combination.

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