“My logic is why not keep going as long as I have that fire and flair and quality and also motivation to do that,” he said. Schedule is unclear, as it was in the last kind of couple years. You know, it kind of revolves mostly around Slams, but I kind of pick and choose where I want to play, where I feel like it’s not just from a tennis standpoint but also emotionally, you know, brand-wise, or whatever it is, you know, that inspires me to come.
“And I have my reasons … Indian Wells, as I mentioned, has been always a location that I was really happy to come back to in a tournament that I really love playing. I haven’t had great results and performances in the last 10 years, but in the first 10 years of my career, this was one of the best tournaments.
“That’s all. I mean, I really enjoy the thrill of competition. I enjoy still getting out there in front of the fans and really being competitive. Still No. 3 of the world, so I don’t think it’s too bad, you know, in terms of the ranking and results and performances.”
“I still have that edge, and I’ll keep on going as long as I feel like it,” he added.
