237 Quotes by Tim Henman

No question, when you're talking about Grand Slams, they're the pinnacle of the game, and that's what I want to be winning.

A professional's racket is such a personal thing, and it's the tool of your trade.

Tennis was my hobby which became my career but it never felt like a job.

The pressure I did feel before matches was self-inflicted. I didn't go out on court there thinking about what was being said in the papers and on TV about me.

A professional notices any small change to their racket, whether it's something a bit different to the grip, the strings or the frame.

I still remember playing my first Challenger tournament in Hong Kong in 1990, and the prize fund was $50,000.

I'm not really a guy who looks back or has regrets. In my house there's only one photograph of me from my playing days.

Players need to look at their own tours, which are run separately from the slams, and ask why they haven't improved the funds on offer.

If people's opinion, whether they liked you or not, made you a better player then we'd all be out there on the charm offensive.