The match went well for us. I was very emotional. Four years culminate down to one moment, so it's a big moment and a big day. I want to send them off with the fondest farewell.

The doubles point is always big. To come back from that far down it's unheard of for fast indoor tennis.

After that match, we took a look in the mirror and figured out where we need to head from here. We wanted to improve basic doubles strategy, game plan and execution.

It was a good weekend. I felt we played pretty well we did a good job producing.

They save their best tennis towards the last half of the match.

They are always tough and competitive. We just want to try to get better this week and come out fresh Friday and give them a sweat.

Doubles play for sure is number one and I blame myself for that. We didn't walk in with optimal physical and mental strength.

We don't have to win that doubles point to win the match, but we have to play that point great. We need to go to war. I certainly want to win that doubles point. We need to at least win one of those matches or else we can kiss it goodbye.

We were a little outmatched at every position. We're playing OK but still need to get a little bit sharper.

We are one step away from being perfect. Things happen for a reason and perhaps it's a needed wake up call for this team.