The Crowds Are Very Important

For Me, I'm In The Driver's Seat; I'm No. 1 In The World. I've Won The Last Couple Of Meetings, And I've Won The Big Tournaments Lately. Whoever Comes, I'll Try To Beat Him. But It's Almost Up To Me To Decide Who's My Rival, Isn't It?

You Live During The Match, And You Have Strong Emotions, But You Don't Want To Get Too Overexcited. My Body's Totally Flat Now. I Cannot Move Anymore. I'm Totally Exhausted, Just Because Of The Tension Out There.

I'm At The Top Of My Game So, When I Win Or Lose, I Don't Freak Out...i Don't Think We Can Call It A Rivalry Yet. There's Just To Many Great Players Around.

Previously I Always Thought It Was Just Tactical And Technique, But Every Match Has Become Almost Mental And Physical - I Try To Push Myself To Move Well. I Try To Push Myself Not To Get Upset And Stay Positive, And That's What My Biggest Improvement Is Over All Those Years. Under Pressure I Can See Things Very Clear.

The Serve, I Think, Is The Most Difficult, You Know, In Terms Of Coordination, Because You Got The Two Arms Going, And You Got To Toss It Up At The Right Time So.