To think that you would have the weight of your country's expectations on your shoulders in a fifth rubber.

Just explain what was it like to walk onto the court at that time? How nervous were you?

I was very nervous before the match when I saw that Thomas is falling back against the Ferrer in the fourth match.

I just felt that the time is coming and on the other hand I was waiting for that moment my whole life.

My will to win Davies Cup was one of my dreams and to have that on my shoulders to go on the court.

That was the thing I was dreaming about. I knew that it's a huge responsibility, a huge moment, big moment, a lot of pressure.

I handled it extremely well and I played one of my best matches in my life in front of our crowd.

It was a magical moment since the first point until the last one.

I had to leave the arena before the match. I went home to my place to see my wife and little dog just to get my mind away from it

because I felt the pressure in the arena so I let for an hour and then I came back and I was balanced.

I felt that I'm focused on what I was supposed to do and it worked well.

Those scenes when you actually won that match, they were unforgettable, really weren't they?

What was it like for you to feel when you realised I've done it?

I don't remember first 30 seconds after he missed his back and into the net. I just felt on my knees.

I couldn't believe that it happened and the guys didn't jump all over me.

It was like 15 very heavy bodies all over me so I was scared that they don't injure me.

I said first 30 seconds where I don't know what happened there but I know that everybody was screaming yelling.

A lot of happiness there and I went and hugged my parents and my wife.

They've been all crying. That was the biggest moment for me especially with my parents because they are the ones who gave me the opportunity to play.

The ones they supported me from the beginning in tough times and they are behind me until today.

It was I told them I was put to their ears that this moment is for them for everything they've done for me and also my wife being there supporting me.

I remember Thomas Burdich actually put his arm around you and took you over the other side because you had.

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