... The Winner Is The One Who

Mostly The Problems When I Was Down Were Caused By Myself. There Were Times When I Was Not Responsible Enough Or Decisive Enough.

Mangling My Racket And An Odd Swearword On The Court Is Not Something I Am Proud Of And It Shouldn't Happen, But Even My Coaches Have Told Me That It's Sometimes Better To Let It All Out, The Anger Inside You, Because Keeping It Bottled Would Just Eat You Up In The Long Term.

I'm A Happy Man, Because I Am Successful In What I Do, Of Course; But What Makes Me Most Happy Is I Have People Around Me That I Love And Who Love Me Back. This, For Me, Is The Most Important Thing. Nobody Likes To Be Alone.

I've Had My Ups And Downs In My Private Life.

My Father Had Never Watched Tennis, Never Liked Tennis Too Much. He Said, 'ok, We Buy A Racket, We Watch Together,' Because We Didn't Know Anything. It Was A Process Of Learning Together That Made It More Interesting.