Milos Raonic has declared that he will "fight hard" to bounce back from his Paris Masters final disappointment in order to achieve success at the ATP World Tour Finals.
The 23-year-old failed to stop a rampant Novak Djokovic in France on Sunday as he suffered a 6-2 6-3 defeat.
Despite missing out on a maiden Masters title, Raonic says that he is in a buoyant mood heading into the end-of-season event at the O2 Arena.
"It's been an incredible week for me," he told Sky Sports News. "Congratulations to Novak for his win, now I'm going to focus on London and I'm going to fight hard over there."
Raonic, who could have moved into the world's top five players with victory, has now lost his last four meetings against Djokovic.
