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Clearly, When You Win Everything, It's Fun. That Doesn't Necessarily Mean You Love The Game More.

One Or Two Years Ago, I Didn't Know Who I Was On Court And I Used To Swear A Lot. But Now I've Learned How To Cope And Can Therefore Win 10 Matches In A Row. I Want To Be Remembered As A Good Player Rather Than An Idiot On Court.

I Definitely Need To Use My Chances When They Come Because Definitely There Wont Be Many.

I Can Walk Around Screaming, 'i Have 17 Grand Slams. I Have The Record Here Or There.' When You Can Play For History And You Do It, That's What Is So Really Cool, Is That You Can Then Be Compared To Other Greats Or You've Passed Another Great, Even Though It Doesn't Mean You're Better Than Him. But It's Just Like That Moment You've Gone Into The Unknown Where Nobody Else Has Ever Been Before.

Having Twin Girls Is A Life Changer - That's For Sure. But I Like Getting Up And Changing Diapers. It's The Things You Do.