The Only Humility That Is

I Had To Pay An Incredible Amount To Get Insured On It And, After A Couple Of Weeks Of Driving It Around, I Realised It Wasn't Quite My Style. I'm Not Flash By Any Means But A Bright Red Ferrari Is A Definite Head-turner And I Hated That. It Was Also Incredibly Impractical, Particularly When It Came To Finding Space For A Friend Or For My Tennis Bag, So I Decided To Sell It After A Few Months.

This Will Be My First Grand Slam Final Without Roger Federer Or Novak Djokovic On The Other Side Of The Net, But I Don't Think Being The More Experienced Player Will Make Much Difference To My Approach.

When A Lot Of Things Are Going The Wrong Way For A Country, For A People, When You Can't Really Think Of Anything Worse Than A War, You Always Try To Take Life On The Brighter Side And That's How I Grew Up With My Parents.

I've Always Been A Good Returner Since My Junior Days - I Don't Know Why That Was.

I Was Playing In The Juniors At Wimbledon I Forgot To Turn My Mobile Phone Off. It Was Lying There In My Bag And It Rang In The Middle Of A Match, And It Was One Of My Friends From School Saying, 'murray, You're On The Telly!' I Learnt From That. I Now Put My Phone On Silent.