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My Game Is A Lot About Footwork. If I Move Well, I Play Well.

I'm Not Angry. As An Athlete ... You Should Be Open To Criticism, And You're Allowed To Be Criticized, Because Not Everybody Has The Same Opinion, Not Everybody Likes The Same Players. The Rankings Are Quite Volatile: Today You're 'great,' Tomorrow You're 'not,' But Then You're 'great' Again. It Makes For Great Stories. Now, I Always Look At The Long Term And By Doing That, Obviously, I Can Stay Calm Through The Storm.

I'm As Patient A Father As I Am On The Tennis Court. It Takes A Lot For Me To Get Really Upset, But Sometimes Kids Can Get You Really Cross If They Really Keep Bugging You.

When They [court Announcers] Say, 'this Is The World No. 2,' It Just Doesn't Sound Right To Me Because Either I'm No. 1 Or I'm A Grand Slam Champion. I'm Not World No. 2. I Just Don't Like The Ring Of It When I'm Introduced On Court Because I've Been Up There For So, So Long.

One Of My Big, Big Strengths I Think Early On In My Career Was That I Could Learn Very Quickly. You Wouldn't Have To Tell Me The Things 10 Times Or 50 Times Until I Would Understand Them. You Would Only Have To Tell Me Two Or Three Times.