 Henin-Hardenne was not at her best in Monday's opening match |
"It's not my favourite one. It's the last Grand Slam of the season. Everyone gets a little bit tired. It's pretty busy, I mean New York - busy city."
Justine Henin-Hardenne does her bit to win over the locals. "He knows a lot more about tennis than I did, and probably ever will. You can only get better from something like that."
Andy Roddick explains the value of new coach Jimmy Connors.
"I didn't know if Justine did or not."
Mardy Fish finds out he won the race to be the first to use Hawkeye in a Grand Slam.
"I am pumped up and ready for even winning a Grand Slam - why not?"
Aussie Open finalist Marcos Baghdatis is ready to take the next step.
"I didn't expect to lose this easy."
Third seed Ivan Ljubicic after winning just nine games against Feliciano Lopez.
"I think it's a good thing because I spend less time whining about calls."
Andy Roddick on the Hawkeye instant replay system.
"I think the loudest noise in the world is 23,000 quiet New Yorkers."
Andre Agassi thanks the home crowd for their support.
"I find this very difficult to understand. When Arthur (Ashe) got the stadium named it was easy for me to understand - it was Arthur - but when it's yourself, now that's a little more difficult. I can't understand it at all."
Billie Jean King on the naming of the 'USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center'.
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