A Lot Of People Think I'm Naturally

It Took Putting One Foot In Front Of The Other Every Single Day To Get Through It To The Point Where I Made It Back On The Team And Won A Gold Medal In 2008.

I Am Pushed By My Critics. I Don't Want To Say I Want To Prove Them Wrong, But It Pushes Me On The Field To Play With A Chip On My Shoulder, And I Play Best When I Have A Chip On My Shoulder.

I Have A Problem With Players Who Don't Take The Loss Personally. At A Professional Level You Should - It's Our Job, It's Our Livelihood, It's Who We Are At This Level. Every Loss Should Be Taken That Personal.

One Thing I've Learned In Life Is That I Can Speak For Myself, That I Can Fight My Own Battles. I Don't Like Anyone Telling Me How I'm Supposed To Feel Or Think Or What I'm Supposed To Say.

My Life Is A Beautiful Struggle.