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APIA INTERNATIONAL SYDNEYJanuary 6, 2014Jarmila GajdosovaSYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES L. DAVIS/J. Gajdosova THE MODERATOR: Questions, please. Q. What did you make of that? Things got pretty tight in the second set. Couple of set points. A little bit unlucky there. JARMILA GAJDOSOVA: Yeah, look, I had a lot of chances. I was 4‑2 up. I thought I start pretty well. When it gets such a score, it really can go either way. I tried to play as well as I could. Unfortunately, made too many errors when it counted and maybe few bad shot selection, bad choices I made. But I think I'm still missing a lot of match play. I'm not used to seeing certain situations and balls coming my way. It's going to be a long process back, but I can take the positives out it of it ‑ hopefully there were some ‑ and move on. Q. Overall how are you feeling with yourself and your game? JARMILA GAJDOSOVA: There are good things, bad things. There is still a lot that needs to be improved. It's not definitely where I want it to be. Physically I feel okay. Not great. I'm still very tired. I think the two hours in the sun took a lot out of me, and I just finished doubles as well. My body is not quite used to such long matches so many points and stuff like that. So it's still a long ways away, but I think I can only try to train and hope it's going to get better. Q. A mixed afternoon and the doubles. Rather take the singles win than the doubles? JARMILA GAJDOSOVA: It's still nice to get a win. Makes your day a little bit better. It's still nice. I need some matches under my belt and some wins as well to give me some confidence for my singles. I think I struggle a bit with that considering I haven't played for almost nine months. It's not easy for me right now.  I try to do the right things and be positive and fight as much as I can, but it's not easy if you haven't played. It's not easy losing. As I say, it's still a long way away. Hopefully take positives out of it and it'll get better. Q. What are your plans for 2014? I mean, with ranking where it's at, what do you do to chip away at it and get back into the top 100 and go from there? JARMILA GAJDOSOVA: Well, right now I still have Australian Open, so if I could actually win a round finally, then, you know, the hundred points will move me heaps forward. The last two weeks of points that I had to defend from Brisbane and Hobart last year, so pretty much anything I'm going to win right about now it's going to help my ranking. I will try to play a couple challengers after Australian Open, one in Burnie and then one in Launceston. I play FedCup as long as I get nominated. And then I was planning ongoing to Brazil for the two tournaments, one on clay and one on hard. I don't think I'm going to make it to Indian Wells and Miami with my ranking, so I will have to train a little bit and try to play some smaller events, challengers. As I said, it's a long way back, so it's going to take a while. FastScripts Transcript by ASAP Sports |
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