For Me, It's Important That A Fan

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.

Clearly, When You Win Everything, It's Fun. That Doesn't Necessarily Mean You Love The Game More.

When I Was 12 Years Old, I Was Just Horrible. My Parents Were Ashamed To Watch My Matches. I Would Play On A Court At The Local Club And They Would Watch From The Balcony. They Would Scream, 'be Quiet' To Me And I Would Scream Back, 'go And Have A Drink. Leave Me Alone.' Then We Would Drive Home In A Very Quiet Car. No One Speaking To Each Other.

Confidence? Are You Kidding Me? I Mean, Please. Look, Some Players Grow Up And Play Like That. I Remember Losing Junior Matches. Just Being Down 5-2 In The Third, And They All Just Start Slapping Shots.

I Used To Get Nervous, You Know If My Parents Would Come Watch. And Then I Would Get Nervous If My Friends Came And Watched. Today It's Not A Problem Anymore Actually, Because Now I Enjoy It. I See That They, You Know, Respect Me Immensely, And I Try To Put On A Good Show And Show That I Can Still Play Very Good Tennis.