Daniil Medvedev

“First, I do think that honestly with probably 90 players on tour I'm great friends. With maybe 50 it's not like best friends but really great relationship.”

“Before I would be in full tennis mode. Now, I have to find the balance to see my daughter also, otherwise it's not a good life, I would say! I'm trying. I think I'm doing well, but I'm always trying to find this balance.”

“I want to show the best every match I play.”

“We want TV to show more tennis in Russia.”

“I love a New York crowd.”

“There are going to be new people coming to tennis who are just going to read in Wikipedia what were the results. Who was the World No. 1 for most weeks, for most times in the end, and they are going to see Novak everywhere. That's when people are going to start to understand, Okay, that's amazing what he has done.”

“The priority for me is to win the match, and if I have to win it by taking all the energy the crowd has, even if it's against me, I have to do it.”

“I'm not going to talk specifically about the weak parts of my game - then everyone will know. I prefer not to talk about that and rather just work on those areas and make it better.”

“You just need to stay consistent and bring out your best every match.”

“I'm feeling I can do big things. But I know for this I need to continue playing good.”

“It's good to have different surfaces, I think that's good for the sport.”

“We love playing for the fans.”

“It's sad to play without the crowd.”

“I want to win the U.S. Open. I don't care if it's in the final against a qualifier or against Novak. I just want to win this tournament.”

“I felt I had to just learn something new for myself and now I'm really into it. She knows much more about looking good than me. Her and Lacoste help me look better.”

“My dad loved sports, so he was watching, for example, a lot of cycling.”

“I'm consistently working on my tennis game. At the same time, you need to take it match by match.”

“I'm not the kind of guy who's capable of doing everything on the first try.”

“Grand Slams are such tough tournaments because they go on for two weeks, you need to be consistent and strong physically, it's out of five sets, and you can't lose your tennis game, which sometimes happens.”

“If I play good, I know what I'm capable of. It's tough to beat me.”