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I've Had A Lot Of Fear In My Life, From Fear Of Flying To Fear Of Making A Speech In Front Of A Lot Of People.

Losses Are Always A Relief. They Take A Burden Off Me, Make Me Feel More Normal. If I Win Several Tournaments In A Row I Get So Confident I'm In A Cloud. If I Lose I Go Back To The Dressing Room And I'm No Better Nor Worse Than Anyone Else. A Loss Gets Me Eager Again.

If You're A Champion, You Have To Have It In Your Heart. You Can Have The Greatest Coaches In The World, All The Opportunities To Play, And The Greatest Equipment, But If You Don't Have It Inside, You're Not Going To Make It. On The Other Hand, If You Don't Have Any Of Those Luxuries But You Have Heart And Courage And The Guts To Go Out There And Grind It Out, Then You'll Make It.

There Were Times When Deep Down Inside I Wanted To Win So Badly I Could Actually Will It To Happen. I Think Most Of My Career Has Been Based On Desire.

Single-mindedness. I Hate To Say It Because I Don't Think It's The Best Thing For Developing A Person, But The Single-mindedness - Just Concentrating In The One Area - That's What It Takes To Be A Champion.