People say that you are only as good as your last appearance. If I have a bad outing, then I need to learn from it and go back out there the next day.

In high school, if I got down in the count 2-0, I could throw three straight fastballs to strike a batter out. Now, it is more about technique and switching up the pitches.

Now I get docked 10 to 20 per cent (of my appearance fee) if I don't yell at some people and break at least one racquet.

We all need to stay on alert, but without reaching a point where we judge people on appearance. We need to be smarter than that.

People haven't really picked me my whole career, so I'm kind of used to that. I'm not too concerned about what people think I can do. I'm more concerned about what I think I can do.

As soon as the water is safe we will let people know.