David Ferrer, left, of Spain is congratulated by Lleyton Hewitt of Australia after winning their second round match at the Australian Open tennis championships in Melbourne, Australia. (AP Photo)
"I gave everything I had, like always, and left nothing in the locker room and that's something I can always be proud of."
- Australia's Lleyton Hewitt goes down fighting to David Ferrer, his final match before retiring.
Britain's Andy Murray celebrates after winning his second round match against Australia's Sam Groth at the Australian Open tennis tournament at Melbourne Park, Australia. (Reuters Photo)
"I actually named one of my dogs after him because he was someone who I loved growing up."
- Murray on his pet dog 'Rusty', which is Hewitt's nickname.
Belarus's Victoria Azarenka gestures after victory in her women's singles match against Montenegro's Danka Kovinic on day four of the 2016 Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne. (AFP Photo)
"I don't like to talk about my goals. I'd rather show them and then we can talk about it."
- Victoria Azarenka on whether she has big plans beyond tennis.
Ana Ivanovic of Serbia celebrates after her second round win over Anastasija Sevastova of Latvia at the Australian Open tennis championships in Melbourne, Australia. (AP Photo)
"You know, kids in school, where it used to be a basketball or football field, now they put a little court and they play tennis. Also you can see like on the bus, people go with their racquets. It's a new trend."
- Ana Ivanovic on the surging popularity of tennis in Serbia, on the back of her success and that of her compatriots such as world number one Novak Djokovic.
"It was actually good that we had to wait a little bit because I was really shaking, because I could imagine and it was not so nice. Then they told us she was bleeding."
- Ana Ivanovic, whose match was delayed for 30 minutes after an elderly spectator fell down some stairs inside Rod Laver Arena.
Australia's Daria Gavrilova reacts during her second round match against Czech Republic's Petra Kvitova at the Australian Open tennis tournament at Melbourne Park, Australia. (Reuters Photo)
"Obviously, I don't know if you know, but I have a boyfriend. We've been together for a long time. He's Australian. I live here, so...this is I guess a big reason why."
- Russian-born Aussie Daria Gavrilova on why she recently became a naturalised Australian.
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