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People Think I Am Unemotional Because My Voice Is Flat And A Bit Boring. It Is Unfortunate But It Is Just The Way It Is. I've Tried To Change It But It Doesn't Seem To Make A Difference. The Truth Is, I Have Lots Of Emotions Inside. I Cried After The Semi-final At Wimbledon [2012] Because I Was Proud To Reach The Final And I Knew How Much It Meant To The Country. I Cried After The [losing] Final [to Federer], Too, For Different Reasons. I Felt I Had Let People Down. I Think People Warmed To That. They Could See How Much It Hurt.

When A Lot Of Things Are Going The Wrong Way For A Country, For A People, When You Can't Really Think Of Anything Worse Than A War, You Always Try To Take Life On The Brighter Side And That's How I Grew Up With My Parents.

Well, My Mum's Been A Tennis Coach - She Coached Me Till I Was 12.

Contrary To My Image, I Do Have A Sense Of Humour.

I'm On The Road So Much That I Don't Get To Spend As Much Time There As I Would Like.