The stage is set at the Paris Masters 2025 as Felix Auger-Aliassime continues his late-season resurgence, booking a showdown in the final against indoor titan Jannik Sinner. The Canadian star punched his ticket to the championship after a series of impressive wins, including a come-from-behind triumph over Daniel Altmaier and a straight-sets victory against Alexander Bublik.

Auger-Aliassime’s Path to the Final
Auger-Aliassime’s Paris run began with a gritty comeback against Altmaier, recalibrating his serve and ramping up aggression from the baseline to close out the match. He then kept his composure against a tricky Bublik, using sharp serving and discipline under scoreboard pressure to take five consecutive games and seal the semifinal. Key adjustments, including body serves and deep return stances, allowed him to flip challenging moments in his favor.
Showdown with Jannik Sinner
Jannik Sinner, World No. 2, dominated the other half of the draw, powering past Alexander Zverev 6–0, 6–1 in a crushing semifinal performance. Sinner’s indoor win streak now stands at 24 matches as he eyes both the Masters crown and a potential return to ATP World No. 1. Felix Auger-Aliassime must bring his best tactics—aggressive returns, first-serve accuracy, and deft backhand patterns—to challenge Sinner’s rhythm and shot-making on Sunday’s final.

ATP Finals Implications
The stakes are high for Auger-Aliassime, who has vaulted into the final qualifying position for the season-ending ATP Finals. A Paris Masters title would secure his spot outright, while a runner-up finish means the race to Turin remains decisive and dramatic.
Stats to Watch
- Auger-Aliassime’s first-serve percentage: 65%+ is the magic number for unlocking his attack.
- Second-serve return points: Key to dictating rallies against Sinner’s depth.
- Rally length: Shorter exchanges favor Auger-Aliassime; longer points tilt toward Sinner’s consistency.
