In his free time, Gael Monfils takes selfies of himself while doing a handstand on a tightrope stretched across the Grand Canyon. At least that's what I think he must do. Because it's how he plays tennis: Like a man who's not afraid to fall.
...Not everyone can be a champion like Federer, but what Monfils does is to champion the game. He makes you watch and not everyone can. He has not reached a grand slam final, yet is more memorable than men who have.
- Rohit Brijnath, "Relish Monfils for the carefree way he treats tennis" (The Straits Times, 6 Sept 2014)
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