I Have A Lot To Say, And

Tennis Is A Game Of Angles. You Never Have Time To Figure The Angles. It's Practiced. It's So Practiced That It Becomes An Instinct. You Just Know Where To Put The Ball. You Just Feel It. It Has Been Computed Into Your Brain So Many Times ­ It Is There.

I've Never Cared That Much For Cementing My Place In History. Sports Is So Transitory, So Ephemeral. It Just Seems Like So Much Nonsense Comparing Me To Helen Wills Moody Or Suzanne Lenglen Or Anybody Else From Some Other Time. One Lesson You Learn From Sports Is That Life Goes On Without You.

As Far As U.s. Tennis, We Need New Stars Coming Up In The Pipeline, But I Don't Know If We Have It.

For Me, Losing A Tennis Match Isn't Failure, It's Research.

Ever Since That Day When I Was 11 Years Old, And I Wasn't Allowed In A Photo Because I Wasn't Wearing A Tennis Skirt, I Knew That I Wanted To Change The Sport.