I'd Rather Lose An Argument Than Get

I Was Passionate About Soccer. I Still Am. Odd, Though - Playing Soccer Always Made Me Much More Anxious Than Playing Tennis. On Soccer Days, I'd Be Out Of Bed By 6 In The Morning, All Nervous. But I Was Always Calm When It Was Time For A Tennis Match. I Still Don't Know Why.

I Admire A Lot Of People, But In Terms Of Sport I've Always Loved The Mentality Of Tiger Woods On A Golf Course. I Always Love His Eyes When He's Setting Himself And Focusing On His Decision; He Has A Really Strong, Focused Face And Believes That He Can Make The Shot.

The Glory Is Being Happy. The Glory Is Not Winning Here Or Winning There. The Glory Is Enjoying Practicing, Enjoy Every Day, Enjoying To Work Hard, Trying To Be A Better Player Than Before.

For Sure, With Golf It's Not A Physically Demanding Sport Like Tennis. That's What Makes Tennis Great - You Combine Both Things. It's A Very Mental Sport And At The Same Time Can Be Dramatically Physical. But I Do Admire The Mentality Of Sport More Than The Physicality Because Physical Performance Is Much Easier To Practice Than Mental Performance.

My Uncle Developed The Training Philosophy. His Idea Of Good Tennis Training Is Basically Quite Simple: You Must Try To Gain Time.