In the 21st century, it is morally indefensible that women competitors in a Grand Slam tournament should be receiving considerably less prize money than their male counterparts.

I'm not anti-Mexican, I'm an American and I want to see things done properly.

In an ideal world, there would be a two-and-a-half- to three-month off-season. I don't think our players like to sit out that long without playing. If we can add a few more weeks, what our medical people are telling us is that players can rest, rehabilitate and build back up and work on preventive things during the season.

It's very hard to say how long it will take for the French to pay all the women equally. Now that we've crossed the intellectual hurdle, I hope the next steps go much faster.

Nothing is more important to us than issues involving the health and safety of our players.

The addition of a touch of fashion adds that extra element of entertainment to the most important event on the WTA Tour calendar,

That's the beauty of the system. The replay device tells you if the ball was in or out.

It's surprising that Wimbledon, which has been such a leader in our sport, has chosen to lag behind the other Grand Slams on the issue of equality. Wimbledon represents so much that is good about modern British society, but inequality should not be part of the Wimbledon brand.

It's accurate to within the fuzz of the ball.

They didn't give up, I have to give them credit for that.