Ugo Humbert: “It's the greatest victory of my career and the best moment I've ever experienced on a tennis court. It was incredible, I train for this and that's what I kept telling myself throughout the third set. I wanted the story to end better than it did last year.nnI also thought about the match against Zverev, it gave me strength and I'm really proud of myself. Jérémy (Chardy, his coach) had said to me, above all, don't do what you did in Davis Cup, trying to overplay (Humbert lost against Alcaraz in September).nnBut everything was in the court. I was hitting winner after winner, and I was ultra-aggressive from the return. At the start of the second, I started to miss a bit, and he started to play a bit better. I think I'd used up so much energy that I had a little backlash and I fought until the middle of the third to get through it.nnAfter that, I talked to myself the whole third set, talking to myself. I needed to talk to myself to tell myself that I was with me, that I was there, that I wouldn't give up until the end. It worked, it felt good and I felt it was the right solution.nnIn any case, with my game on these surfaces, as on grass, I can really annoy the best in the world. After that, in the Davis Cup, he played an incredible match. I didn't have too many chances, he made me forced everywhere and I didn't see the light of day.nnThis was a different match, with the incredible support of the crowd. I'm also happy to give them (the fans) the victory because it was such an important moment for me. To share it with them was just fabulous.nnI love playing the best players in the world. That's why I train for. I love these conditions at Bercy, my favorite tournament. These are the matches I love to play.”

Aryna Sabalenka's on-court interview after her win against Jessica Pegula in the final of the 2024 US Open.nnIn this interview following her 2024 U.S. Open victory, Aryna Sabalenka expresses immense gratitude and pride for finally achieving her dream of winning the tournament. She reflects on how close she had come in the past and the struggles she faced, particularly in this challenging final against Jessica Pegula. Sabalenka acknowledges Pegula’s strong performance and predicts future Grand Slam victories for her.nnSabalenka shares that her victory is especially meaningful after the tough losses she's experienced at the U.S. Open in previous years. She emphasizes the importance of perseverance, stating that hard work and determination can ultimately lead to success. Sabalenka feels proud of herself and her team for their unwavering support throughout the difficult season.nnWhen asked about her team's impact, Sabalenka highlights how crucial they have been to her both personally and professionally, calling them her family and expressing her deep love and appreciation. Lastly, she thanks the New York crowd, recognizing that while many supported Pegula, their energy and support made the tournament a special and memorable experience for her.

Alexander Zverev : ”I mean, every time that we played (with Arthur Fils), they were very high-level matches. He's an unbelievable player. He's super young still.nHe has the potential to be a Grand Slam champion. He has so much power on the ground strokes like nobody else. He's a nice guy.nnI wish him nothing but the best. He beat me in Hamburg, which is my hometown. So, unfortunately, I'm sorry I had to beat him in Paris.nnI love this atmosphere. I love when it's a full stadium. I love when it's super loud.nIt gives me, you know, great energy. Of course, I didn't expect, you know, German flags to be everywhere here. So, it was still fun to play.nnI always say that, you know, some players really struggle to play in France. They really struggle to play in Paris because the crowd is very loud. The crowd is very for the French players.nnTo be honest, I absolutely love it. So, the more, the better. I think you guys are an amazing crowd. I always enjoy it (the atmosphere with the Franch crowd).nnAnd I think every player needs to understand that we are in France here. When I play in Germany, the crowd is for me. When we play in the United States, the crowd is for the Americans. And it's totally fine. And I think all the players should understand that.”

Italy's and World No.1 Jannik Sinner explains what went wrong after his loss to Daniil Medvedev on Centre Court in the quarter-finals of Wimbledon 2024.

Novak Djokovic's on-court interview following his win against Lorenzo Musetti in the 2024 Men's singles round 3.