I Always Try To Adjust

I Have Been Through Two Wars In My 24 Years, And I Know What It's Like To Be Without Anything, To See The Bombs Flying Above Your Head.

Well, I Do Feel That I Carry The Responsibility Of Representing My Country Wherever I Am, And This Responsibility Came With The Success That I Had In Last Couple Of Years, Not Just Myself But The Whole Group Of Tennis Players That Comes From Serbia. And Athletes In General Are, In This Moment, The Biggest Ambassadors That Our Country Has.

My Father Had Never Watched Tennis, Never Liked Tennis Too Much. He Said, 'ok, We Buy A Racket, We Watch Together,' Because We Didn't Know Anything. It Was A Process Of Learning Together That Made It More Interesting.

We Spent All Day Travelling, Living Away From The People You Love, Not Sleep In Our Own Bed ... We Are Far From Our Own Houses. We Live In Hotels, Clubs. And Now That I Am A Father It Is Much More Difficult.

You Can Not Say You're Unhappy Because You Have To Travel, Have To Play This Tournament, Having To Play Sports ... You Can't Because You Chose To Play It And You Love It. I'm Tremendously Grateful For The Support I Have Received From My Family And The Close Ones.