A Man Who Wins, Is A Man

I've Done So Many Interviews Over The Years In So Many Different Languages. Radios. Papers. Magazines. There's Always Another Interview To Do. It's Quite Something, I Have To Say.

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?

It Doesn't Need To Be The Same Every Day, Doesn't Need To Be The Same Shower I Use, The Same Restaurant I Go To, The Same Hour I Go To Sleep. I've Always Been Very Flexible. I Don't Care If I Practice At Nine In The Morning Or 10 P.m.

I Never Expected I, In The First Place, When I Started Playing Tennis, That I Would Ever Carry The Flag Into The Olympic Stadium For An Olympic Games... So For Me That Was A Surprise And A Huge Honor In My Life To Be Able To Represent Switzerland.

My Wife Doesn't Like Football But She Watches It Just For Messi.