Always I Believe That I Can Play

That's Painful Always To Lose.

I Have The Same Bedroom I've Always Had. It's Clean And Tidy When I Get Home, And After Two Or Three Days It Gets Messy And My Mother Nags Me.

You Fight, You Try Your Best, But If You Lose, You Dont Have To Break Five Racquets And Smash Up The Locker Room. You Can Do Those Things, But When Youve Finished, Nothings Changed. Youve Still Lost. If Something Positive Came From That, I Probably Would Do It. But I See Only Negativity.

What Happened Happened. Important Thing Is What Can Come.

It's More A Tennis Problem Than A Mental Problem. The Transition Is Difficult. It Depends How Much Time You Have. Playing On Grass Can Sometimes Be A Bit Of A Lottery.