I speak openly about in the book because it's a huge part of an athlete's career.

What happened to me was, I mean, it was very difficult.

It's one of the toughest things that an athlete can go through.

I've had shoulder surgery.

I went through that.

I've been through my fair shares of ups and downs, but this was a big hit.

Hi, everyone.

Just me again.

I'm missing Brian too, but he will be back for our next episode.

It's hard to believe it is our last show of 2017.

I think a lot of people are ready to say goodbye to this year.

I know I am, but one bright spot of my year was getting to interview tennis player Maria

Sherapova.

We taped this live at the 92nd Street, Y, and New York City.

Maria is a five-time grand slam winner and she's out with a new memoir called Unstoppable.

My life so far, so clearly she's got another book in her with that title.

She actually wrote her memoir during the 15-month she recently spent off the court.

That's how long she was suspended from tennis.

I asked her to explain how that happened.

And we actually started by talking about what it was like to come back.

Meanwhile in August, I was in the crowd at Maria's first US Open Match since her suspension

was lifted.

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