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Monica Seles: Id hate to be next door to her on her wedding night
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"Monica Seles: I'd hate to be next door to her on her wedding night"

- Peter Ustinov

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This quote by Peter Ustinov is a funny comment on Monica Seles, a previous expert tennis gamer. Ustinov is implying that Seles is an intense rival on the court, which her intensity would rollover to her wedding night. He is suggesting that her spouse would not have an enjoyable experience if he were to be her neighbor on their wedding night. Ustinov is implying that Seles would be so concentrated on her wedding event night that her hubby would not have the ability to enjoy it. This quote is a funny method of expressing affection for Seles' competitive spirit and her determination to be successful. It is likewise a tip that even on her wedding night, Seles would be concentrated on achieving her objectives. Ustinov's quote is a testimony to Seles' drive and aspiration, and it is a tip that even on her wedding night, she would be focused on achieving her objectives.

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Peter Ustinov This quote is written / told by Peter Ustinov between April 16, 1921 and March 28, 2004. He was a famous Actor from England. The author also have 34 other quotes.

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