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I would like you to define success for me.
Roger's reply
I think success exists on every level. Success is a nice thing because it always means you’ve taken a step forward and it gives you a sense of pride, which in turn gives you confidence and experience – a positive circle, so to speak.
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What's the last book you've read?
Roger's reply
I read a lot of newspapers and magazines (travel, cars, National Geographic)
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What role has your family played in your success as a player?
Roger's reply
Well a huge one, obviously. They invested an enormous amount of time and also a lot of money when I was young to allow me to play tennis. I have always had wonderful support from them ever since which I am most thankful for.
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You spend a lot of time training in Dubai. What are some of your favourite things to do there?
Roger's reply
I really like the nice climate in Dubai. It is always sunny, making it the ideal location for holidays as well as practice. I like to go shopping and eating out in the great restaurants and hotels. Dubai is a true melting pot of nationalities, so it’s a very interesting place in terms of the people you meet.
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Roger, could you please describe yourself in a few words?
Roger's reply
Sure: open-minded, honest, positive, ambitious, friendly
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Do you speak English, German or French with your family?
Roger's reply
I speak Swiss-German with my family.
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What do you think is your greatest quality?
Roger's reply
I’m a very happy person.
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What is your favourite song and what does it remind you of?
Roger's reply
There are lots songs that remind me of many different tournaments. When I hear them again it’s kind of fun because I remember that particular tournament.
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