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I Proved That I Can Win The Grand Slams. I Proved That I Can Last Four And A Half Hours And Come Out On Top Against One Of The Strongest Guys Physically That Tennis Had Probably Seen Especially On This Surface. So They Would Probably Be The Things That I Would Say I Have Learned Tonight: To Not Doubt Myself Physically And Mentally From Now On.

I'm Not Allowed To Make A Joke. It Is A Bit Unfair How I'm Treated. I Thought It Was A Joke. I Got Calls And Messages. I Would Rather Not To Have To Worry About Things Like That. It Is Disappointing.

I First Had Money For Investment Just At The Time Of The 2008 Crisis And Shares Have Been Highly Volatile Since Then. So I Do Have Shares In My Pension But I Have Tended To Invest In Specific Projects That Include Property And Private Companies That Have Been Very Well Researched By My Advisers.

I Understand How Much Everyone Wanted To See A British Winner At Wimbledon And I Hope Everyone Enjoyed It. I Worked So Hard In That Last Game. It's The Hardest Few Points I've Had To Play In My Life. I Don't Know How I Came Through The Final Three Points... That Last Game ... My Head Was Kind Of Everywhere. That Last Game Will Be The Toughest Game I'll Play In My Career, Ever.

It Becomes Tricky, And You Start To Think About The Cramps Rather Than Just Actually What You're Trying To Do On The Court, Which Is Obviously Win The Match.