World number one Andy Murray says he may only have "a couple of years" left at the top of tennis but insists he will "make the most of every tournament".
Now 30 years old, Murray will be aiming to win Wimbledon for the third time and equal Fred Perry's record when the tournament starts next month.
In a wide-ranging interview with BBC Sport, the Briton discussed being the world's top player, his love of Wimbledon, "making mistakes" and life after retirement.
The Scot, who was knighted in the New Year Honours, turned 30 in May and all of the top five players on the men's tour are in their 30s.