I Was Very Excited When I First

I Used To Not Really Like Going To The Gym When I Was Playing Tournaments Because I'd Be Sore And Stiff. But The More You Keep Doing It, The Less Soreness You Have. And You Actually Start To Enjoy It.

I've Had Support From All Sides, From People Who Call Themselves Irish, From Northern Irish, To The Whole Of The Uk, To People In America, And It Would Be Terrible For Me To Segregate Myself From One Of Those Groups That Support Me So Much.

Home Will Always Be Northern Ireland But My Schedule Means For The Next Few Years I Won't Be There As Much. I Can't Do The Same Things That I Did A Year Ago. That Is I'm Something Conscious Of, But I'm Not Sad About It. It's Fine.

I've Come Across Enough Successful People Now To Know That The Best In Whatever Walk Of Life, They're The Ones Who Just Work The Hardest. I Realized That If I Want To Be The Best And Fulfill My Potential, I'm Going To Have To Do The Same Thing. And For Those Who Are Lucky Enough To Be Born With A Gift And Then Choose To Work The Hardest-i Mean, That's The Combination.

I Started To Really Believe In Myself, And My Abilities, When I Won The World Under-10 Championship In Doral, Florida. I Was Nine And Saw For The First Time That I Was Amongst The Best Players In The World For My Age. This Was A Massive Confidence-builder For Me.