I've Been Asked A Lot Lately If

I Used To Think That Losing Made You More Hungry And Determined But After My Success At The Olympics And The U.s. Open I Realise That Winning Is The Biggest Motivation.

No, 'cause, I Mean, The Expectation For Me Is I'm Gonna Try My Best To Win The Tournament. But It's The People That Sort Of Are In The Media, Are In The Press, And The People That Read It Are The Ones That, You Know, See The Expectation Getting Bigger Or Greater Or, You Know, How My Performances Have Been Going, Whatnot.

My Fitness Trainer's English, My Physio's English, Some Of My Friends Are English. I Don't Have A Problem With English People At All.

I Don't Go Out Of My Way To Get Noticed. When I'm In Scotland It's Tough, Because Loads Of People Come Up To Me. They're Always Really Polite. It's Nice, It's Fun And Good To Speak To People Who Aren't Involved In Tennis, But Some Have This Habit Of Just Staring At Me And That Makes Me Really Self-conscious. I'd Rather They Came Up And Said Hello.

I Proved That I Can Win The Grand Slams. I Proved That I Can Last Four And A Half Hours And Come Out On Top Against One Of The Strongest Guys Physically That Tennis Had Probably Seen Especially On This Surface. So They Would Probably Be The Things That I Would Say I Have Learned Tonight: To Not Doubt Myself Physically And Mentally From Now On.