“You see the play happening in your mind just before you hit it, and then you have the best chance of making it work,” he explained. “I think that commitment with the risk taking is the right one, and then knowing of what score you're going to take the risk. Is it at Love-30? 30-All? Love-30? 40-Love? Love-40? It's a totally different ballgame. What the best players usually do is they play the score very well. That's something that comes with experience, but I also will experience sometimes I feel you start to play safer or the percentages more. That can become a bit boring. I always try to keep a young mind because I feel my game needs that risk taking, that committed play. Clearly when I'm confident, I can do it much easier.”