I Definitely Want To Get Out Of

There Is No Such Thing As A Perfect Player; It Doesn't Exist.

I've Felt It (shoulder Soreness) Since The First Day I Came, But More So Now. Yesterday In The Doubles I Felt Like I Couldn't Serve At All. I Had A Lot Of Pain. I Decided To Stop Because Without The Serve It Doesn't Make Any Sense. It's Better To Stop And Try To Recover. If You Play, You Play 100 Percent, Not To Suffer On The Court...hopefully I'll Be Ready For The Australian Open. I'll Ask For A Late Start And Try To Recover. I Can Playing Forehand, Backhand, Anything Except Serve.

I Think It's Difficult To Be No. 1. 'there's Too Much Attention, Too Much Expectation From Other People.

But Normally When You Talk To Yourself [on Court] You Say; 'i Love You, You're A Good Guy, But Don't Miss Next Time, Okay.'

It Was Really Impossible To Break Through In Russia. We Couldn't Buy Any Balls. We Really Didn't Have Any Courts, No Rackets, Nothing. And No People To Practice With.