Intro:

Tomas Berdych speaks after his fourth round win over Bernard Tomic at the Australian Open while unseeded Australian Tomic says players have been unhappy with scheduling at the 2015 tournament.

Script:

SOUNDBITE: (English) Tomas Berdych, seventh seed (on how he is playing):

"Well, I'm feeling very good. It's been a great, great run so far. But, yeah, I just put myself in the best possible position right now. I'm just really looking forward to it. I'm going to have to, you know, add something extra again. I mean, that's how the tournament is developing, just move forward, just be ready for it. You know, I'm feeling strong both like physically, mentally. Just looking forward to the match."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Tomas Berdych, seventh seed (on his past record with Rafael Nadal):

"No, it has nothing to do with that. Definitely not. As I said, every slam is different. Every opponent, even if is the same one, then the match is different. So, no. It's going to start from 0-0. That's how it is. No comparing with the past. Just trying to be in this time and looking forward to it."

SOUNDBITE (English) Bernard Tomic, unseeded Australian (on the criticism of the scheduling this year):

"I didn't mind, but some of the other matches I saw I was like, 'what the hell?'"

Q: "Anything in particular that jumped out?"

"I don't know. You'll have to ask Craig Tiley. That's the guy organising everything. Apparently he's the best."

SOUNDBITE (English) Bernard Tomic, unseeded Australian (on the scheduling):

"From what I heard in the locker room, and not just myself, like the scheduling was a bit funny. I'm not going to complain from my side, but on behalf of the people I talked to, they say it as well. It's not just me saying it. You guys have seen, as well."