When I Think Of The Olympics I

Maybe Further Down The Road In My Career, In A Couple Of Years When I'm Maybe Not That Fast Any More Around The Court, Then Maybe It Would Be Good To Come To The Net A Little Bit More Often

My Advice Is You've Got To Make Sure You Wear The Clothes And Not [let] The Clothes Wear You. It's Quite Simple In A Way. Don't Wear Something You Totally Feel Uncomfortable With, But Take Some Chances. Play Around A Bit. I Felt Very Uncomfortable In Suits When I Was Younger, So What I Just Started Doing Was Wearing Suits When I Was Going To Dinner. I Used To Overdress A Little Bit So I Got Used To Wearing Suits. Now Wearing A Suit Is Like Wearing A Track Suit For Me. So It's All Good.

My Family Is The Thing I Miss Most On The Tour.

You Live During The Match, And You Have Strong Emotions, But You Don't Want To Get Too Overexcited. My Body's Totally Flat Now. I Cannot Move Anymore. I'm Totally Exhausted, Just Because Of The Tension Out There.

When They [court Announcers] Say, 'this Is The World No. 2,' It Just Doesn't Sound Right To Me Because Either I'm No. 1 Or I'm A Grand Slam Champion. I'm Not World No. 2. I Just Don't Like The Ring Of It When I'm Introduced On Court Because I've Been Up There For So, So Long.