What I Think I've Been

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.

One Or Two Years Ago, I Didn't Know Who I Was On Court And I Used To Swear A Lot. But Now I've Learned How To Cope And Can Therefore Win 10 Matches In A Row. I Want To Be Remembered As A Good Player Rather Than An Idiot On Court.

My Advice Is You've Got To Make Sure You Wear The Clothes And Not [let] The Clothes Wear You. It's Quite Simple In A Way. Don't Wear Something You Totally Feel Uncomfortable With, But Take Some Chances. Play Around A Bit. I Felt Very Uncomfortable In Suits When I Was Younger, So What I Just Started Doing Was Wearing Suits When I Was Going To Dinner. I Used To Overdress A Little Bit So I Got Used To Wearing Suits. Now Wearing A Suit Is Like Wearing A Track Suit For Me. So It's All Good.

Sometimes You Have To Accept That A Guy Played Better On The Day Than You.

Winning Or Losing, It's Always Something Special And Something You'll Remember, Even More So When The Match Was As Dramatic As It Was Today. It's Even More Memorable When I See My Kids There With My Wife And Everything. That's What Touched Me The Most, To Be Quite Honest. The Disappointment Of The Match Itself Went Pretty Quickly.