theandyram

I grew up with Federer. I've been playing with him since I was a junior player. I'm also good friends with Djokovic. It's tough to choose between them, so I'll choose Nadal.

I don't watch much TV. The last series I watched was Entourage. That's how you know I'm not kidding.

My favorite moment was in 2012 when I beat Federer in the second round.

Honestly, the reply button on emails.

When I was a tennis player, I never really had to answer emails. I got maybe 3 emails everyday. Now, running a tech company, I get hundreds.

The boring answer is that each Grand Slam was a special moment in my career. The first one at Wimbledon in 2006 was special because it was the first. The 2007 French Open was special because it was a win on my worst surface - clay - and because I played it with a French woman, Nathalie Dechy, so we had the crowd's support.

But, really, my favorite was the 2008 Australian Open because I played it with my long-time partner Jonathan Erlich and the second after we won, the President and Prime Minister called us. When we got back to Israel, there were 200 reporters waiting for us - it was the biggest press conference I ever had. That was the day that we changed from being just another team on tour to being one of the top teams.