In Davis Cup, obviously, they were fantastic wins, all of them, but the way I look at it now, if you lose in the finals, then it's going to be really easy to forget them.

Last match in Indian Wells wasn't fantastic, but I try not to go too far away from my game plan. His game asks you to give more than you have, but if I serve well and play well on the baseline, I can give him trouble. Still, he always gets out of it as the winner.

It's one of the high points, definitely. I'm serving fantastic and I'm playing well. I see the ball fantastically. It's really happening all positive for me.

I consider myself a top-five player but that doesn't mean I'm close to Roger.

I wasn't really feeling good all throughout the week, but I knew when I walked out on the court with the crowd, it would be a different situation.

In the first set, I tried to play a fast game, I thought maybe that's the only chance I can trouble him a little bit. But it was not the case.