The creator of UTS, Patrick Mouratoglou, liked what he saw at the UTS Grand Final in London, and has big plans for the future. "It was a great event," he said, in an interview, after Jack "The Power" Draper lifted the lightning bolt trophy. "The crowd was packed. I feel that people get more and more used to UTS and they are cheering more and more. And we had everything. We had really fun moments, we had drama and we had also great tennis with guys completely locked in and wanting to win so badly." "We had some incredible matches. Some guys played incredible tennis. It's impressive to think that they are in the middle of their preseason and they are able to play already that well. "They offered an incredible show." And there'll be more to come. "I know that if I would come to watch, not knowing UTS, I would fall in love with it," said Mouratoglou, "but I think we have still a big gap for improvement and I took a lot of notes." He added: "We will have four events again in 2024. The first one will be in February, it's going to be in Oslo, and the three others, it's a mystery for the moment."