Every Match I Go Into,

The Problem Is Not The Claycourt. The Problem Is, You Know, Rather Something To Do With The Conditions On Center Court. Because I've Played Well On Suzanne Lenglen, On The Other Courts. But The Chatrier Court Is Really, Really Big, And I Just Haven't Had Enough Play On It. Maybe I Come Here Next Year And Play A Week On This Court, If I Can, If The French Federation Lets Me. We'll See. I've Been Playing Well In Other Tournaments, In Davis Cup On Clay. So For Me It's Not The Surface, It's Rather Maybe The Court.

My Aim Over The Next Few Months Is That I Have A Lot Of Points To Defend In Miami And Hamburg, After That I Can Set My Sights On No. 1.

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.

I Have A Great Record Against Anybody Right Now, So It Doesn't Really Matter Who I Play In The Final. I'll Be In There As The Big Favorite. But I Play My Best In The Finals, In The Important Matches. That's Why I'm Number One. There's No Secret...i'm Not Overconfident, But Very Confident.

The Serve, I Was Too Young And Too Small And... Not Enough Powerful To Have A Good Serve When I Was Young, So My Forehand Was Always My Signature Shot. So I Used To Always Run Around My Backhand, You Know, Use My Forehand As Much As I Could, And So That's Why I Think It's My Strength Also Today, You Know.