Aljaz Bedene has said that he will learn from his loss to Viktor Troicki in the second round at Wimbledon in order to be a better player next year.
The British number two lost in four sets to the Serb, two days after winning a Grand Slam match for the first time in his career.
The 25-year-old said at his post-match press conference: "Overall was good week. I'm happy with the way I played on grass. Yeah, just a little bit disappointed with the loss today, because I know if I play my best tennis I could win.
"I could be two sets to love up in the first two sets. In the first set I just made too many errors when I was a break up. I have to learn something from it and hopefully, well, definitely I will be a better player next year.
"Next year is definitely going to be a different story. I will be used to all the media attention. Hopefully I will get to play on a little bit bigger court. Yeah, I mean, hopefully [the British fans] will love me."
Bedene, who was born in Slovenia, only took up British citizenship earlier this year.
Sian Cowper
