"With his serve, he doesn't get so many cheat points. He wants to keep working hard to get that insurance break. And that was again, it just was relentless. He knew he had his sort of foot on Kabali's throat, but he wasn't gonna let up. Speed of his ground strokes as he was getting to the finish line. He thought, oh, he's just gonna back off a little bit. But he didn't. He out-hit Kabali as well. Had bigger speeds on both wings from the back of the court as well. It's the best he'd hit his forehand across the tournament. He had a shot quality of 9.2 across the whole match, which is seriously impressive. Everyone's been talking about his backhand and how he used that. But today, in the biggest match of his career, it was his forehand that stepped up to the plate and made a big difference for him."