"My game is getting higher and higher" - Berrettini full of confidence after Queen's quarterfinal win

Matteo Berrettini recovered from a slow start as he increased his power off the ground and hit with greater precision throughout to advance past Tommy Paul 6-4 6-2.

Speaking after the match, Berrettini admitted facing some difficulty but the comeback made him proud of the way he fought:

“I am really happy. Today was very tough to play. It was very windy and hot, so I made some mistakes but I was there. I fought through and I feel my game was getting higher and higher the more I was playing, so I am really happy with it.”

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The second seed has now won his past seven matches since returning to Tour in Stuttgart last week following three months out due to injury. The 26-year-old downed former World No. 1 Andy Murray in the final at the German ATP 250 event last week to clinch his third tour-level title on grass, before earning wins over Daniel Evans and Denis Kudla in London.

Up next is Botic van de Zandschulp who present a tricky challenge himself.