Soon we will turn our attention to the next final, which the Queen's crowd might be just a bit excited about...

Lopez teams up with Andy Murray against Joe Salisbury and Rajeev Ram.

The players will be out for that one at 17:30 BST.

So why don't we all take a short 15-minute break for a cup of tea? If you need something to read in the meantime, the report of Lopez's win is here.

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Not sure many people would have been calling this result at the start of the week.

Lopez was the oldest player in the draw at 37 years old and came to Queen's on a wildcard.

When asked whether he had the energy to play the doubles final with Andy Murray next, Lopez said:

"Not really. I think Andy is going to be responsible today. I don't have so much energy in my body but my adrenaline is so high right now.

"Don't move, go for another drink. It's going to take only 30 minutes."

Lopez said:

"I don't know how I did that.

"The whole match was very exciting. I took the early set but then he got better and better. It was tough for me to find a way to win points.

"He was coming up with unbelievable shots and I was a bit desperate.

"I thought the best moment of my career was when I held this trophy in 2017 but it's not. It's right now."

Lopez lifts the trophy, which is the size of his torso, above his head to applause from the crowd.

He gives it a kiss too for good measure.

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Simon said on court after receiving his trophy:

"I'm tired, of course.

"It was long today. It was long every day. It was tough for Feli and he has another final to play in a few minutes.

"It's tough right now after such an amazing effort to try and stay in this match and come back.

"It's such an honour and pleasure to play here and have the chance to win the final.

"I don't know how long I can stay on tour. Feli is still fit and he's a bit older than me so I hope I'll have the chance to come back again."

Gilles Simon steps up for his runner-up trophy and gives the crowd a wave.

The trophy presentation will happen now before Lopez embarks on his second final of the day - in the doubles with Andy Murray.

The crowd are on their feet and whistling for Lopez. He's been a favourite here this week, might be something to do with his choice of doubles partner.

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Simon smiles and gives Lopez a pat on the back.

The Spaniard soaks up the love from the crowd as his fiancee cries in the stands. He heads up to his box to kiss her better.

Take a bow, Feliciano Lopez. He sends Simon running into the corner and pounces forward with a drop shot. 5-2 to the Spaniard.

He blows out his cheeks, prompting laughter from the crowd, before serving an ace. Four championship points.

What a time for your first double fault of the match! Simon gifts Lopez a 4-2 lead.

Lopez makes life easy for himself, with two impressive serves which Simon cannot return. The Spaniard leads 3-2.

Lopez drives forward, on the attack, but he drives a little too far and his forehand goes long. On serve in the tie-break so far.

We have a tie-break.

That was incredible nerve from Simon to hold serve.

Lopez looks nervous. And it shows as Simon's serve kicks up and Lopez returns into the net. Back to deuce. This game has lasted 11 minutes so far.

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MATCH POINT. CHAMPIONSHIP POINT.

This game has been going on for a while now, can Lopez bring it to an end?

Lopez lets out a groan as he reaches for a backhand. He gets it, but there's no way he'll catch the next forehand Simon fires at him.

The Spaniard hits a forehand into the net, but then Simon's backhand lands out. Deuce again. It seems these two are determined to reach the three-hour mark.

A deep frown breaks out across Lopez's face as he hits a forehand long.

Simon's serve lands out, or does it? He challenges and it is out by millimetres.

Then he hits a forehand out and it's deuce.