Honestly, I'm Not A Big Fan Of

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.

You Have To Believe On The Court. In The End, It's Mental. In These Moments Against A Great Champion Like Rafa, You Have To Believe. It's All About Stepping In And Taking Your Chances. I Always Believed, But It's A Process Of Learning.

I Am Fast And Very Powerful On The Court, So This Is What Matters.

I Know That Success Does Not Come At Once, It Is Not A Thing Achieved Overnight. It Is The Result Of Many, Many, Many Years Of Working And Trying To Achieve Goals.

I Don't Think There Has Been Enough Communication Between The Players And The Tournaments. In One Sense It's Just As Much The Players' Fault. Players Talk Between Each Other And In The Locker Room About Things That Can Be Improved And Then When The Time Comes To Talk And Really Do Something About It They Stop.