I'm placing my X in the bottom-right corner (2,2) for several strategic reasons:

1. This creates a diagonal line with my existing X in the center (1,1), which forces my opponent to block the top-right corner (0,2) on their next move or risk me winning.

2. This position also opens up two additional winning paths for me - along the bottom row and the right column.

3. By taking this corner, I'm setting up a potential "fork" situation where I could create two winning threats simultaneously on my next move, which is impossible for my opponent to block both.

4. Generally in Tic-Tac-Toe, controlling the center and corners provides the most strategic advantage, so adding this corner to my already-occupied center strengthens my position.