Jack Draper

I never wait for the chances, I look forward.

To be honest, I don't really do social media.

That's the biggest message I send to myself: I have the power to achieve anything I put my mind to.

Being able to represent Burberry as a brand ambassador is a real honor for me. I have admired the brand since I was a kid - it's an iconic house and represents classic British style.

It's important for me, especially as my career hopefully progresses and moves on that I have more of a purpose outside of my tennis as well.

I'm not someone who is always, like, 'I belong in that position.'

Sometimes with the anxiety, with the pressure, with everything you start to feel a bit sick out there.

If I go out or if I meet other people, I'm never talking about my tennis. I don't think of what I do as exceptional because I'm around it the whole time.

I've had a few injuries, but maybe they happened for a reason. They've given me more time to mature, to get my head in the right place and get physically in better shape.

You have to have everything as a tennis player.

I have been through a lot with injuries, times I thought I might stop. I remember those moments.

It's exciting for me that when they think of tall players they think of big serve and forehand but they don't move that well. But one weapon I have is that I can see the game well and I feel like I can move well, and that surprises people.

As I've grown up, I've really embraced style as a form of self-expression, and whether it's shaving my head or trying something bold, I just go for it.

I've always had problems with my sinuses.

It's sometimes a bit of a lonely existence, being a top tennis player. You have just got to make many sacrifices.

I'm very fortunate in my life to be able to do what I want to do.

I did a little bit of 'FIFA' when I was younger but I'm so competitive about tennis, I find it hard to be competitive about something that to me isn't real.

I focus on the things that are in my control - I can't control noise, and what people say and what people think.

Everyone's on their different journey and has their own way of dealing with things.

I'm a big character.