My Wife Doesn't Like Football But She

I Haven't Had A Cramp Since '99. That Was My Only Time, In Davis Cup, When I Was Panicky. I Was Young. I'm Very Proud Of That. Never Pulled Out. Never Had Cramps. Never Lost Very Much Because Of Fitness, Especially Later On In My Career Where I Knew I've Put In The Hard Work. I've Done That. I've Been Very Fortunate And Clever As Well To Understand How I Need To Work, When I Need To Work. So I'm Very Happy To Have Stayed Injury Free For So Long. I Hope I Can Still Maintain A Few Good Years On The Tour. I Really Hope So.

To Handle That Stardom, The Red Carpets, The Photo Shoots, People All Of A Sudden Recognizing You And Following You In Everyday Life, It's A Bit Weird. It's Strange, And It Can Have Funny Effects On You In Terms Of Do You Like It Or Don't You Like It. Some People Run Away From It, Some People Embrace It; I Found A Good Middle Ground.

The Nicer The Point, The More -- The Better I Feel, The More Excited I Get. But I Never Play That My Opponent Looks Stupid. I Think That Is Wrong. I Have Too Much Respect For Every Opponent I Play.

I Think It's Very Hard For Coaches To Work With Me. They'll No Doubt Have A Good Cv Afterwards, But At The Same Time They're Under A Lot Of Pressure.

I Don't Need To Come Back To Wimbledon Every Year Because I Can't Live Without It. I'd Be Totally Cool Without Tennis.