Previously I Always Thought It Was Just

Obviously, Matches And All That Stuff Takes Its Toll On Your Body And So Forth. But As You Get Sort Of A Bit Older, A Bit Wiser, And A Bit More Experienced, You Know Also How To Handle It.

When I Was 12 Years Old, I Was Just Horrible. My Parents Were Ashamed To Watch My Matches. I Would Play On A Court At The Local Club And They Would Watch From The Balcony. They Would Scream, 'be Quiet' To Me And I Would Scream Back, 'go And Have A Drink. Leave Me Alone.' Then We Would Drive Home In A Very Quiet Car. No One Speaking To Each Other.

Before, I Guess, Mum And Dad Were Everything, But Now, In My Case, I Had Two New Girls And All Of A Sudden They're Completely Dependent On You And There's A Third Generation. It's A Funny Shift All Of A Sudden. You Have The Babies, You Have Yourself And Then You Have Your Parents.

I'm Proud To Be A Symbol Like The Army Knife Or The Mountains.

When I Won In 2003, Never In My Wildest Dreams Did I Ever Think I Would Win Wimbledon And Have My Kids Seeing Me Lift The Trophy, So This Is Pretty Surreal. And Yeah, I Was Almost Shocked In The Moment That It All Came Together So Nicely.