I Feel A Quarter Indian.

I Grew Up On The Tennis Court With Lots Of Other Kids. There Were Like 40 Kids All Afternoon And I Was One Of The Youngest Ones, So I Always Had To Chase Everybody To Keep Up.

I Don't Think It's A Low Point Being In The Finals Of The French Open, Three Points Away From The Victory.

And The '99 Finals At The French - If I Had Won That One Easily, No One Would Have Talked About It.

I Was Never Happy That My Injuries Cut My Career Short And Ultimately Forced My Decision To Step Away From Tennis. I Have Enjoyed My Time Away From The Court, A Period That Has Allowed Me To Experience A Different Side Of Life. However, I Miss The Game And The Challenge Of Competing At The Highest Level Of Tennis, And I Want To Gauge Whether I Can Stay Healthy And Compete Against Today's Top Players.

I Went Through Very Emotional Things This Year, Like Being In The French Open Finals Already Feeling Like You Got It And Kind Of Losing It.