You've Never Seen Me Dance, Have You?

When I Was 12 Years Old, I Was Just Horrible. My Parents Were Ashamed To Watch My Matches. I Would Play On A Court At The Local Club And They Would Watch From The Balcony. They Would Scream, 'be Quiet' To Me And I Would Scream Back, 'go And Have A Drink. Leave Me Alone.' Then We Would Drive Home In A Very Quiet Car. No One Speaking To Each Other.

I'm Proud To Be A Symbol Like The Army Knife Or The Mountains.

Early In My Career, I Struggled With Consistency, But I Couldn't Get More Consistent Than This Year.

I Always Had The Dream That, Once I Became No 1 In The World, That If I Had A Child I Hoped I Would Have It Early Enough So The Child Can See Me Playing.

I'm Shocked Every Time That I've Reached So Many Finals Or Won Against So Many Players Or Whatever Record It Is. It Strikes Me And Makes Me Obviously Very Happy And Very Proud That I've Been Able To Do It For So Many Years At The Highest Of Levels.