Moutet after his victory against Medvedev: "I am proud of myself"
Beaten a few days ago by Daniil Medvedev in the Almaty final, Corentin Moutet has already been able to get his revenge against the Russian at the Vienna tournament. Interviewed by L'Équipe, the Frenchman was very satisfied with his victory.
"I tried to be very aggressive. Here, the conditions are slower than last week. Since Almaty, we haven't had much recovery time between the travel and the jet lag.
It was important to be aggressive, to be the one making him run. To be further inside the court than I was over there. He is super intense, super solid.
If you want the match, you have to go and get it, he's not going to give it to you. I am proud of myself because I was brave. I went for it.
I got broken when I served for the match, but I stayed in my game. I did the maximum to win, and I am really happy to have done it. I had played well in the final in Almaty, but it wasn't enough at that level.
It's that last little percentage that can make you win."
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