I Am No. 8 In The World.

When One Gets Beaten By Somebody Better, One Has To Know How To Lose With Humility. Sure, I Could Have Served Better. Sure, I Could Have Hit My Forehand Harder. But The Truth Was This Was Like An Avalanche, And There Was No Way To Stop It.

My Tennis Is Aggressive, Though I Wouldn't Say That It's More Physical Than Technical. I Rely More On Technique Than Physique, But Being Physical Is Always A Help To Me.

I Just Try To Win The Match By Fighting For Every Point, And Running Down Every Ball.

There Is Some Moments On The Career Of Everyone That Are Important Ones. Is Obvious That First Title On Clay Makes A Big Difference. After That, I Was Confident Enough To Keep Going, Winning In Barcelona, In Rome, Then In Roland Garros.

Confidence Is The Most Important Thing In This Sport, And The Confidence From Winning Wimbledon Would Make It Easier To Win The Olympics, Too. Either Would Be Very Difficult, Both Even More-but The Player Who Wins Wimbledon Will Be The Favorite For The Olympics. It Can Happen.