"Jannik Sinner continued his total dominance of the indoor season as he held off an admirable early challenge from Alex de Minaur before bulldozing his path into the ATP Finals for a third consecutive year with a supreme 7-5, 6-2 victory, extending his winning record against the Australian to 13-0. Sinner continues to perform at an astounding level that has allowed him to rapidly rise the list of all-time great's."
"In a season that included a three-month doping ban between February and May, Sinner will attempt to win his sixth ATP title of the year in his 10th final. The 24-year-old has won 30 consecutive indoor hard court matches and 14 matches in a row after his recent triumphs at the Vienna Open and Paris Masters. He has also won 18 consecutive sets at the ATP Finals."
"The tournament is one match away from what many consider the dream final a sixth and final showdown between Sinner, the world No 2, and the No 1, Carlos Alcaraz, in a season that has been defined by the duo. Alcaraz will attempt to join Sinner in the semi-final on Saturday night as he faces Felix Auger-Aliassime, the eighth seed. The in-form Canadian beat Alexander Zverev in straight sets on Friday night to reach the semi-finals of the ATP Finals for the first time."
Jannik Sinner defeated Alex de Minaur 7-5, 6-2 to advance to the ATP Finals semi-finals for a third consecutive year, extending his head-to-head record against De Minaur to 13-0. Sinner has won 30 consecutive indoor hard-court matches, 14 straight matches following victories at the Vienna Open and Paris Masters, and 18 consecutive sets at the ATP Finals. The season included a three-month doping ban between February and May. Sinner will pursue a sixth ATP title of the year in his 10th final. Carlos Alcaraz sealed year-end No 1 and could meet Sinner in a potential final.
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