What I've Done In The Game Is

I Never Wanted To Be The Great Guy Or The Colorful Guy Or The Interesting Guy. I Wanted To Be The Guy Who Won Titles.

Where I Fall Down Is My Short Game. I Don't Practice Enough, And When I Have To Take A Half Swing From 50 Yards Out, That's Trouble.

Throughout My Career, My Mind Rarely Wandered, And I Was Never Sidetracked By Distractions, No Matter What I Was Going Through Off The Court.

After I Went Through Two Years Of Not Winning An Event, What Kept Me Going Was Winning One More Major. Once I Won That Last U.s. Open, I Spent The Next Six Months Trying To Figure Out What Was Next. Slowly My Passion For The Sport Just Vanished. I Had Nothing Left To Prove.

I Loved Wimbledon And What It Meant, But The Surface Felt Uncomfortable. I Just Didn't Like It, I Was A Hard-court Guy, A Californian Kid.