I Fear No One, But Respect Everyone.

When You Do Something Best In Life, You Don't Really Want To Give That Up - And For Me It's Tennis.

When I Was 12 Years Old, I Was Just Horrible. My Parents Were Ashamed To Watch My Matches. I Would Play On A Court At The Local Club And They Would Watch From The Balcony. They Would Scream, 'be Quiet' To Me And I Would Scream Back, 'go And Have A Drink. Leave Me Alone.' Then We Would Drive Home In A Very Quiet Car. No One Speaking To Each Other.

No, I'm Not (disappointed). There's No Reason To Be Because I'm On An Incredible Run. You Always Expect A Loss Once In A While. So When It Happens, Why Be Disappointed If I Win Over 90% Of My Matches.

A Man Who Wins, Is A Man Who Thinks He Can.

I Can Walk Around Screaming, 'i Have 17 Grand Slams. I Have The Record Here Or There.' When You Can Play For History And You Do It, That's What Is So Really Cool, Is That You Can Then Be Compared To Other Greats Or You've Passed Another Great, Even Though It Doesn't Mean You're Better Than Him. But It's Just Like That Moment You've Gone Into The Unknown Where Nobody Else Has Ever Been Before.