People Look Up To Me

Mangling My Racket And An Odd Swearword On The Court Is Not Something I Am Proud Of And It Shouldn't Happen, But Even My Coaches Have Told Me That It's Sometimes Better To Let It All Out, The Anger Inside You, Because Keeping It Bottled Would Just Eat You Up In The Long Term.

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.

The Fact That Nobody Played Tennis In My Family And You'd Say By Chance They Make Three Tennis Courts In Front Of The Restaurant That My Family Owned When I Was 4, I Think That's A Destiny. That's Kind Of Life Circumstances That Kind Of Come Together For You To Become Who You Want To Become.

I've Had My Ups And Downs In My Private Life.

People Look Up To Me As Somebody Who Is Able To Switch The Image Of Our Country From Negative To Positive.