Equality? They Ought To Play The Women's

No, Like I Said, My Dad Was Never Really Part Of The Tennis. His Involvement Around What I Did With The Tennis And With My Mom And My Grandparents Was Really Not A Part Of My Life.

Nothing's Perfect Along The Way [in Life], And You Ride The Ups And Downs. It's How You Come Out Of Those And Continue On That I Guess Really Matters.

There Is Only One Number One. It Is A Lonely Spot But It Has Got The Best View Of All.

Rather Than Viewing A Brief Relapse Back To Inactivity As A Failure, Treat It As A Challenge And Try To Get Back On Track As Soon As Possible.

Nothing Is Like Being Out There And Playing And Performing And Winning - Nothing. But To Have An Interest In The Player? The Nerves And Everything That Goes With It? Seeing What He's Learned And How He's Done It? That's The Second Best Thing To Playing. I Think.