Today I felt like for the first time I was the better player on the court (against Federer), and that's why it feels frustrating because some shots just went out that they were not supposed to.

Every time, it's like, 'OK, maybe this is the one. But it's never happening.

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

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.

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.