Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien. And my headstone should read: “Game, set and match.”
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Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life.
The Importance Of Being Idle by Oasis. I’m in the video, which is basically my own funeral, so it’d be nice and macabre.
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View profile →I love to entertain. I'm not sure every player sees it that way, but I love the performance aspect of it—to be able to entertain people week after week. Some of the happiest times in my life were spent waiting in that hallway in Melbourne, and walking out into Rod Laver Arena with my earphones in and trying to stay focused and drown out the noise but still feeling the energy of the crowd.
My mom and dad. They always encouraged me to keep spiritual things first.
I wouldn’t change anything about myself. If you asked me 20 years ago, I probably would have had a long list. But I’ve learned to appreciate and love who I am.
Taking time every day to read the Bible.
Like you can do anything.
I don’t think about my greatest fear.
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