WIMBLEDON: Nadal's Key to Tennis Versatility

"The main thing I think is if you want to play well, you gonna find a way. So if you really want to play well in one surface and you are a good player, I think in the end you gonna find a way."

-- World number one, Rafael Nadal, on how he went from being called a clay-court specialist, to winning his 2nd Wimbledon title and 8th Grand Slam

WIMBLEDON: Rafa and Murray share the loooove

Murray on Nadal after losing to the Spaniard in the Wimbledon semifinals on Friday:

"I love watching him play. He's my favorite player to watch. That's why I enjoy playing him so much. So I hope he wins."

REPORTER: How well aware are you that he's (Andy Murray) such a big fan of yours? He kept talking about you're his favorite player to watch.

RAFAEL NADAL: Well, just can say thanks. He don't need to admire a lot of things of me because he's too good to admire me.

WIMBLEDON: Federer gets sarcastic after shock loss

REPORTER: I wonder if you think this might be Andy Murray's year, given some of the really threatening players haven't been doing so well this year.

ROGER FEDERER: Yeah, I mean, true, Rafa played terribly lately; Soderling is not a threat either. He's got an easy ride to this victory, that's for sure. Djokovic can't play tennis anymore it seems like.

Got to make your own work, please. Respect the players. Obviously Andy is a fantastic player and he's got all the chances to win here. We all know that.