I Don't Need To Come Back To

I Always Believe If You're Stuck In A Hole And Maybe Things Aren't Going Well You Will Come Out Stronger. Everything In Life Is This Way.

I'm Playing Great Tennis. I'm Enjoying The Tour, Having Fun With The Fans Off The Court. I'm Loving It Now.

The Problem Is Not The Claycourt. The Problem Is, You Know, Rather Something To Do With The Conditions On Center Court. Because I've Played Well On Suzanne Lenglen, On The Other Courts. But The Chatrier Court Is Really, Really Big, And I Just Haven't Had Enough Play On It. Maybe I Come Here Next Year And Play A Week On This Court, If I Can, If The French Federation Lets Me. We'll See. I've Been Playing Well In Other Tournaments, In Davis Cup On Clay. So For Me It's Not The Surface, It's Rather Maybe The Court.

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

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.