'It's incredible' - Musetti on Zverev upset at Paris Masters

It's incredible. I mean, pretty shocking, you know, the level that I managed to play in front of Sasha, who was serving really, really well, especially the first set. It was really close, you know, could go both ways. But I think the key was, you know, to stay there, 5-2, play four great points in a row and, you know, manage, you know, to... Kind of enter more into the rally and be the leader of the rally in the second set. And of course, you know, really thankful for the serve that even today was a really great performance. I had the feel, the instinct, you know, that he could serve wide because he was serving really well. And especially on the important moments, was serving on the head size, was serving the slice wide. So I went there and I hit it like perfectly and, you know, was a little bit of a lucky braveness. I don't know. But for sure, it was the turnaround point of the tiebreaker. Especially what I'm doing next, serving, it's working pretty well, I think I'm using the slice correctly and I think I'm using more than usual, more than my average. Usually I used to play a little bit more with the backhand but for sure here the ball, it gets really, you know, it slides a lot and it's not easy, you know, to go. Under the ball and manage to control that type of ball. So I think I'm using that really well. And when I have the chance, I lead the game with a forehand that is working pretty well. So happy with my strategy.