I love women's tennis, and I want it to do well. But I don't want to pander. I don't have to be warm and fuzzy. I just want to be respected. — Pam Shriver Copy Share Image
You realize as an athlete that there is a bit of a clock, and you don't want to look back on a career and… — Pam Shriver Copy Share Image
To be part of the big picture, whether it's celebrity interviews or seeing how big the U.S. Open is in New York or on… — Pam Shriver Copy Share Image
The microphone is open. There is no delay. If I see something and want to say it right now, I can. — Pam Shriver Copy Share Image
I feel that I can make certain shots, tough shots, and that I can play better when things aren't going well. — Pam Shriver Copy Share Image
I took more anti-inflammatories probably than anybody in my 20 years of playing and I know what that terrible stomach pain can be. I… — Pam Shriver Copy Share Image
I am so worried about my shoulder, which aches now as I write. The pain is frightening because of its intensity. I want so… — Pam Shriver Copy Share Image
You have to make sure the players know to be accessible, and that's part of their job. That's why you earn a lot of… — Pam Shriver Copy Share Image
Even when I played, if they gave me the microphone after a match, whether a doubles final or a singles final, I'd handle the… — Pam Shriver Copy Share Image
Being a 6-foot-tall tennis player is not great for a girl's social life. — Pam Shriver Copy Share Image
I got to one Grand Slam final, and that's what you shoot for as a player. — Pam Shriver Copy Share Image
