Tennis / Wimbledon '93: Quotes of the day from the All England Club
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Your support makes all the difference.I have got enough of my own. Cedric Pioline, Andrei Medvedev's conqueror, refuses to be drawn into a discussion about the Ukrainian's emotional problems.
He didn't move well. I tried to keep my serves into his body and he doesn't like that because it means he has to move. He has slowed up a bit. He won a lot of tournaments and was a great player but the way he played today I don't think he can come back. Arnaud Boetsch, after beating Ivan Lendl.
He just hasn't changed his game at all. He just keeps playing the same way and it's like hitting your head against a wall. Martina Navratilova on Lendl, like herself a Czech who has become a naturalised American.
I love it. It means I can just go about my tennis. Stefan Edberg on the press attention on Andre Agassi.
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