My Heart Is In South Africa, Through

I Haven't Had A Cramp Since '99. That Was My Only Time, In Davis Cup, When I Was Panicky. I Was Young. I'm Very Proud Of That. Never Pulled Out. Never Had Cramps. Never Lost Very Much Because Of Fitness, Especially Later On In My Career Where I Knew I've Put In The Hard Work. I've Done That. I've Been Very Fortunate And Clever As Well To Understand How I Need To Work, When I Need To Work. So I'm Very Happy To Have Stayed Injury Free For So Long. I Hope I Can Still Maintain A Few Good Years On The Tour. I Really Hope So.

I Always Had The Dream That, Once I Became No 1 In The World, That If I Had A Child I Hoped I Would Have It Early Enough So The Child Can See Me Playing.

You Can Be Stubborn And Successful Or You Can Give It Up A Bit And Change Things Around. For Me It's Important To Have A Bit Of Both.

What I Think I've Been Able To Do Well Over The Years Is Play With Pain, Play With Problems, Play In All Sorts Of Conditions.

Tennis Can Be A Very Frustrating Sport. There Is No Way Around The Hard Work. Embrace It. You Have To Put In The Hours Because There Is Always Something You Can Improve. [y]ou Have To Put In A Lot Of Sacrifice And Effort For Sometimes Little Reward But You Have To Know That, If You Put In The Right Effort, The Reward Will Come.