Early In My Career, I

I'm Playing Great Tennis. I'm Enjoying The Tour, Having Fun With The Fans Off The Court. I'm Loving It Now.

I've Always Been Aware That The Image You Patiently Construct For An Entire Career Can Be Ruined In A Minute. It Scares You A Bit, But That's The Way Things Are.

I Have To Fit Holidays Around Tournaments, Particularly The Grand Slams, In Melbourne, Paris, London And New York.

When I Was 12 Years Old, I Was Just Horrible. My Parents Were Ashamed To Watch My Matches. I Would Play On A Court At The Local Club And They Would Watch From The Balcony. They Would Scream, 'be Quiet' To Me And I Would Scream Back, 'go And Have A Drink. Leave Me Alone.' Then We Would Drive Home In A Very Quiet Car. No One Speaking To Each Other.

When I Won In 2003, Never In My Wildest Dreams Did I Ever Think I Would Win Wimbledon And Have My Kids Seeing Me Lift The Trophy, So This Is Pretty Surreal. And Yeah, I Was Almost Shocked In The Moment That It All Came Together So Nicely.