Five months after heartbreak in Paris, where he lost to Carlos Alcaraz despite holding three match points, Jannik Sinner finally flipped the script. Over the past few months, the Italian endured a rough stretch.

Jannik bested four rivals in straight sets, arranging the title clash and joining Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic on a notable list. Since the Paris Masters moved to hard court in 2007, these three are the only players to advance into the final without dropping a set.

Jannik Sinner will chase his first Paris Masters title against Felix Auger-Aliassime. Despite fatigue and physical discomfort following a couple of challenging weeks, the Italian scored four victories in the French capital to reach the final. Jannik ...

Jannik Sinner kept it as respectful as possible after destroying Alexander Zverev in the Paris Masters, acknowledging that his rival wasn't anywhere near his best physically and adding that it wasn't the version of the German he wanted to play against.