Sinner reaches – Jannik Sinner advanced to the Madrid Open final by defeating Arthur Fils 6-2, 6-4, marking his 350th career victory.
Jannik Sinner is one match away from history again after powering into the Madrid Open final with a commanding straight-sets win.
Sinner produced a 6-2. 6-4 victory over Arthur Fils to extend his streak to 22 straight wins and secure a place in Sunday’s final at Foro Italico.. The world No.. 1’s milestone night landed with his 350th career win. a mark that puts him at the front of the sport’s newer generation. as he becomes the first man born in the 2000s to reach that number.
The Italian’s run in Madrid has been built on control rather than chaos. In Friday’s semifinal, Misryoum notes he did not face a break point, breaking Fils’ serve twice in the first set and staying composed when the match tightened in the second.
That steadiness, especially under pressure at key moments, is exactly what championship weeks demand. When momentum swings, Sinner has repeatedly found a way to reset and keep the opponent at arm’s length.
With the win, Sinner now shifts his focus to Sunday’s final, where he will face either third-ranked Alexander Zverev or Belgium’s Alexander Blockx. The matchup carries extra weight for the top seed, as he continues to chase the rare achievement of winning five consecutive ATP Masters 1000 titles.
For much of the semifinal, the critical stretches came down to execution at crucial scores. Sinner’s backhand down the line helped him seize the decisive break for a 5-4 lead in the second set, and he closed the match by serving out against the Frenchman.
Misryoum also highlights that Sinner’s winning momentum this season includes titles at Indian Wells, Miami, and Monte Carlo, underlining how quickly he has turned strong form into tournament-winning performances.
Elsewhere, the women’s draw is also reaching its climax: Mirra Andreeva will face Marta Kostyuk in Saturday’s final, setting up another high-stakes weekend at Madrid.