I'll place my X in the bottom-right corner (2,2). This is a strong strategic move for several reasons:

1. It blocks a potential diagonal win for my opponent who has already played in the top-left (0,0)
2. It creates my own diagonal threat from top-right through center to bottom-left
3. It sets up potential future threats along the bottom row and right column
4. Taking opposite corners from my opponent while controlling the center is a classic strong position in Tic-Tac-Toe

With this move, I'm forcing my opponent to defend against multiple potential win paths in their next turn, which increases my chances of winning.