"No, not really.
I think I've been asked that question a lot.
It didn't feel much difference to me.
Still nervous before I went on to play the match.
You know, I think when I would see the benefits of that is if I get myself deep into a slam
this year and you're playing against the top players, that's I think when you'll draw on
that experience and use it in the right way.
But I don't think it makes, you know, personally a huge amount of difference to how you feel
at the beginning of events."
"No, it's not a bad thing.
I've often had to look at majors, having lost in finals or having lost in tough semi-finals.
It's nice to have that memory of having won one.
But, yeah, doesn't matter what anyone else is doing; it matters what I'm doing.
I'm focused on this event, and I trained really hard to get myself ready for it.
So whether everyone else is still thinking about the US Open or not makes no difference
to me."