"All that is left is the clay title" - Fritz ticks off his first indoor win

Stressful match for sure. You know, I felt like I came out, I was playing really well, and then I let some opportunities slip in the second set. And then he played a good game, really, really good defensive game. I made a couple mistakes. He's got a big serve. He was playing well. It kind of changed the momentum of the match. I was having a really hard time breaking him after that. And, you know, it turned into a really, a really tight just war of match. It feels nice. I think I think I've lost a lot of indoor finals, but at the same time, I didn't really look too much into it, because when I won Tokyo the one year, the whole tournament was pretty much played indoors, roof closed, so I do kind of like half, I feel like, had one, but it's good to get that one now. All that's left is a clay title. It's really big for me to kind of deal with what I dealt with in Paris, and I mean, I wanted to go home so bad. Obviously, I think anyone would, but... I knew that I would feel kind of like a quitter or be a little disappointed in myself if I did that. So I'm glad I came here and I made the most of it. And, you know, I'm playing great tennis and I get to end the year with a title.