When You're Hot, Anything Can Happen.

With Everything Else That Would Swirl Around Me When I Got Involved In It, Tennis Was My Main Concern.

Equality? They Ought To Play The Women's Final On Opening Day. Everybody Knows Who's Going To Be In It.

Playing In Front Of 25,000 People And Millions More On Television, And Performing And Doing What I Worked So Hard To Try To Accomplish Was, In My Opinion, The Ultimate. Do I Miss It? Of Course I Do.

I Think My Greatest Victory Was Every Time I Walked Out There, I Gave It Everything I Had. I Left Everything Out There. That's What I'm Most Proud Of. I Can't Go Win Wimbledon Anymore, So If What I've Done In The Past Is Not Good Enough, Let It Go. Because I'm Certainly Not Sitting Around Thinking About It.

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.