Being Number Two Sucks.

It's Easier To Live With Disappointment Than Regret.

Nothing Can Substitute For Just Plain Hard Work. I Had To Put In The Time To Get Back. And It Was A Grind. It Meant Training And Sweating Every Day. But I Was Completely Committed To Working Out To Prove To Myself That I Still Could Do It.

If You Don't Practice You Don't Deserve To Win.

First Of All, In Any Sport Where You Can Measure Distance, Height Speed And All Of That, You See How Athletes Have Changed Their Sport And Made It Better. I Believe, With Every Generation, The Sport Has Improved. Certainly, In The Men's Game, That Has Been The Case. I Think That I Played Pete [sampras] At His Best, I Played Roger [federer] At His Best.. I Believe Wholeheartedly That Roger And [rafael] Nadal Have Pushed The Game Much Further Than Myself Or Pete Ever Did. Their Options On The Tennis Court Are Considerably More Than Ours.

There's No Such Thing As An Open Draw. At Least For Me - I Mean, Obviously For Roger Federer, I Think Every Draw Feels Open For Him - But For Me There's No Such Thing As An Open Draw