Lady, Can You Speak Up

I've Felt It (shoulder Soreness) Since The First Day I Came, But More So Now. Yesterday In The Doubles I Felt Like I Couldn't Serve At All. I Had A Lot Of Pain. I Decided To Stop Because Without The Serve It Doesn't Make Any Sense. It's Better To Stop And Try To Recover. If You Play, You Play 100 Percent, Not To Suffer On The Court...hopefully I'll Be Ready For The Australian Open. I'll Ask For A Late Start And Try To Recover. I Can Playing Forehand, Backhand, Anything Except Serve.

It's Frustrating When You Want To Play But Can't. I Didn't Touch A Racket For Three Weeks And When I Started Playing Again Last Week, I Still Felt Some Pain In My Wrist.

From Now Until The End Of The Year I Would Like To Eke Out One Victory, That's My Short Term Aim. I Am Sure I Can Be Competitive In 2004. Tennis Is Like Riding A Bike, You Never Forget How To Do It.

I Could Go And Make Commercials Left And Right And Pretend Like I Am A Celebrity, But That Is Not Me.

If You're Losing, Just Be A Man, Be A Man And Lose As A Man. Don't Pretend That You Are Injured And Then You Start Running Around And Start To Hit Winners, And Then All Of A Sudden You Pull The Hands Up In The Air After Winning The Match. I Mean, What Kind Of Sportsman Are You? What Kind Of Man Are You?