I Want To Win And I Feel

Tennis Players We're Always Playing In Center Courts That Feel Like Arenas. And When We Get On The Court And The Crowd Cheers Your Name Or Salutes You - It's Like You're A Gladiator In The Arena. And Everyone Is Cheering - And You're Fighting, You're Screaming, During Your Strokes - It Feels Like You're An Animal, Fighting For Your Life.

We Spent All Day Travelling, Living Away From The People You Love, Not Sleep In Our Own Bed ... We Are Far From Our Own Houses. We Live In Hotels, Clubs. And Now That I Am A Father It Is Much More Difficult.

I Don't Think There Has Been Enough Communication Between The Players And The Tournaments. In One Sense It's Just As Much The Players' Fault. Players Talk Between Each Other And In The Locker Room About Things That Can Be Improved And Then When The Time Comes To Talk And Really Do Something About It They Stop.

I Understand That The Results I've Had In My Career, Or I'm Having Now, They Are Very Good. And That Gives Me Confidence, Of Course, But I Do Not Feel Invincible.

I Want The Same Thing I've Wanted Since I Was 7 Years Old. I Want To Be No. 1.