Watching A Movie A Couple Of Weeks

I Haven't Had A Cramp Since '99. That Was My Only Time, In Davis Cup, When I Was Panicky. I Was Young. I'm Very Proud Of That. Never Pulled Out. Never Had Cramps. Never Lost Very Much Because Of Fitness, Especially Later On In My Career Where I Knew I've Put In The Hard Work. I've Done That. I've Been Very Fortunate And Clever As Well To Understand How I Need To Work, When I Need To Work. So I'm Very Happy To Have Stayed Injury Free For So Long. I Hope I Can Still Maintain A Few Good Years On The Tour. I Really Hope So.

I Can Walk Around Screaming, 'i Have 17 Grand Slams. I Have The Record Here Or There.' When You Can Play For History And You Do It, That's What Is So Really Cool, Is That You Can Then Be Compared To Other Greats Or You've Passed Another Great, Even Though It Doesn't Mean You're Better Than Him. But It's Just Like That Moment You've Gone Into The Unknown Where Nobody Else Has Ever Been Before.

Once You Reach A Good Level In Tennis It Fills You With A Lot Of Motivation. I Hope I Can Do It For A Long Time.

The Serve, I Was Too Young And Too Small And... Not Enough Powerful To Have A Good Serve When I Was Young, So My Forehand Was Always My Signature Shot. So I Used To Always Run Around My Backhand, You Know, Use My Forehand As Much As I Could, And So That's Why I Think It's My Strength Also Today, You Know.

I Hope So. God, I've Practiced So Much That I You Don't Want To Be Worse Five Years Later. I Feel I Have A Great Game Today. I Know How Hard It Is To Pull Off Those Great Shots, And I Know How Easy It Is To Miss, So I'm More Aware Of These Things. But I'm So Happy I'm At The Age I Am Right Now Because I Had Such A Great Run And I Know There's Still More Possible.