Jannik Sinner and Felix Auger-Aliassime are the rivals in the Paris Masters final. The Italian is chasing his fifth Masters 1000 crown, while the Canadian looks to become the first champion of this series from his country.
It's their fifth duel, with Jannik winning the previous two duels in Cincinnati and the US Open final this summer. The San Candido native is seeking his fifth ATP title of the season and the fourth after the US Open.
Felix has also enjoyed a notable season, looking to lift a notable trophy and cement his first ATP Finals appearance. The Canadian is in a good position to travel to Turin after passing Lorenzo Musetti in the ATP Race.
There's a striking difference in their on-court time, which could prove crucial. Jannik spent five hours and three minutes on the court against four rivals. On the other hand, Felix toppled five opponents in ten hours and 27 minutes struggling but prevailing in the crucial moments.
Auger-Aliassime has played a bit better behind the first serve, and Sinner showed more behind the second serve. The Italian has played 168 points on serve ahead of the final, while the Canadian counted 373!
Felix Auger-Aliassime, Paris Masters 2025 Stream screenshot
The four-time Major champion held in 31 of 34 service games, and his rival brought home 58 of 65 service games. Jannik faced only four break points in four encounters, while Felix battled against 19.
Sinner has had the upper hand on the return, taking nearly half of the points and providing 18 breaks in 34 return games! On the other hand, Auger-Aliassime grabbed 16 breaks in 65 return games.
The Italian has shown more en route to the final, but we must not forget that he does not play art 100% physically. Also, the Canadian will be motivated to chase his first notable ATP title at 25.
