She has been in the top rung for a while now and London Olympics bronze medallist shuttler Saina Nehwal says it&#39;s &quot;tough&quot; to be a champion and it gets &quot;lonely&quot; at the top. &quot;Looking back, I feel it is tough to be a champion. It gets lonely at the top,&quot; Saina said. <img alt="Saina Nehwal" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2012/dec/saina13dec_1.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 667px;" /> Saina Nehwal. The hectic daily routine, however, doesn&#39;t allow her to feel the loneliness, according to the world number 3 Indian shuttler. &quot;But then again, you don&#39;t have the time to think about the loneliness. You just have time to train, eat, sleep and get up again, so there is no time left to feel bad,&quot; Saina told &#39;BIG CBS PRIME&#39;. &quot;You have your parents who will support you, you have your friends who will be there for you, you have your coach who will guide you. Whatever sacrifices I&#39;ve made have made me who I am today.&quot; It&#39;s well-chronicled that Saina indulges in eating ice creams and aloo paranthas made by her mother and asked how does the 22-year-old Hyderabadi celebrate her victories, she said, &quot;I sleep till late on Sundays&quot;. &quot;I am reserved and I don&#39;t like partying but I like going for movies, shopping for gadgets, jackets and shoes and watching tennis. But you don&#39;t know how time flies on Sundays,&quot; added the shuttler who is now in Shenzhen, China for the Super Series Finals.

Saina Nehwal feels it is not an easy task to maintain the status of being a champion and at the top spot.

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