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The Only Humility That Is Really Ours Is Not That Which We Try To Show Before God In Prayer, But That Which We Carry With Us In Our Daily Conduct.

People Think I Am Unemotional Because My Voice Is Flat And A Bit Boring. It Is Unfortunate But It Is Just The Way It Is. I've Tried To Change It But It Doesn't Seem To Make A Difference. The Truth Is, I Have Lots Of Emotions Inside. I Cried After The Semi-final At Wimbledon [2012] Because I Was Proud To Reach The Final And I Knew How Much It Meant To The Country. I Cried After The [losing] Final [to Federer], Too, For Different Reasons. I Felt I Had Let People Down. I Think People Warmed To That. They Could See How Much It Hurt.

I Think Most Players Would Love, At One Stage In Their Career, To Say, 'i've Been No. 1 In The World.

Tennis Is An Individual Sport, And I Am Quite A Self-conscious Person.

For Me The Most Important Thing Has Always Been Tennis, And That's What I Want To Get Across The Image I Want To Portray Is A Hard-working Tennis Player.