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Where I Fall Down Is My Short Game. I Don't Practice Enough, And When I Have To Take A Half Swing From 50 Yards Out, That's Trouble.

A Champion Is Suppose To Hate To Lose, And It Wasn't Like I Was Ever Crazy About The Idea. But I Learned To Deal With Losing Without Having My Spirit Or Confidence Broken, Which Would Help Immensely Over Time, Not Just In The Big Picture But Even In Specific Matches When I Found Myself In A Jam. Fear Of Losing Is A Terrible Thing.

I Loved Wimbledon And What It Meant, But The Surface Felt Uncomfortable. I Just Didn't Like It, I Was A Hard-court Guy, A Californian Kid.

Once The Fifth Set Comes, It's A Matter Of Nerves.

There Is No Doubt About How Hard It Is To Stay On Top In Any Sport, But To Do It In An Individual Sport For The Majority Of Your Career, It Is Not Easy.