"I need to use this match," reveals Moutet after his defeat against Djokovic
Corentin Moutet lost in three sets against Novak Djokovic this Thursday at Roland-Garros. Speaking to L'Équipe, he reviewed his match and discussed his set point in the third set: "I wish I had committed more on that set point, on my two forehands.
You can't rewrite history—I need to use this match. He's a great player, and he showed me my weaknesses today along with areas for improvement.
Players like him know how to exploit our weaknesses—it's really interesting. I’ll have to watch the match to learn from it and see what I still need to work on to become a better player.
I’ll be able to train with what he showed me so I can be competitive against this kind of player next time.
I’m ambitious—I want to beat these players, face them every week, play in big tournaments, and go deep in them."
Moutet’s next challenge is the qualifying rounds of the Stuttgart tournament.
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