00:00 I found it quite surreal really. It was a very strange feeling I've never
00:05 experienced that any other stage in my career like just the size of the
00:10 story that it was.
00:22 Just relief really. It was just relief. I was completely drained. It was obviously
00:31 an incredible moment but I was clearly feeling like that feeling that moment
00:36 feeling the pressure and stress of it. Yeah, it took a lot out of me.
00:44 Well I still definitely get nervous coming into Wimbledon. I think also when
00:52 you're getting towards the end of your career is that you have the experience
00:56 of having played at Wimbledon lots of times which really helps but then you
01:01 also know that you don't have that many more opportunities to do it which makes
01:05 you you know want to put in a good performance. I've only got you know a few
01:10 left so I want to make make the most of it. I think it's really important that
01:17 players feel like they're able to to talk to and voice their problems or
01:28 issues. You know individual sports are hard for that you can take the losses
01:32 you know you do feel it hard but also the you know the wins that you get these
01:38 huge highs and lows and I think it's really important that the teams are
01:42 there to help the young athletes you know manage that. I've spoken to sports
01:47 psychologists and everything but one of the questions is sort of ask myself is
01:51 if your kids were in this situation like what would you tell them? That's
01:55 that's definitely helped me. Yeah I thought about that certainly in the last
02:02 sort of six months a year. I want to finish my career on the tennis court and
02:06 it's something you know I have an idea about when it is I would like to stop
02:09 certainly nothing immediate but yeah I have an idea of when I'd like that to be.
02:18 you
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