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Sinner cruises past Fils to reach Madrid Open final
- On Friday, World number one Jannik Sinner reached the Madrid Open final, defeating Arthur Fils 6-2, 6-4 to keep alive his bid for a record fifth successive ATP Masters 1000 title.
- Sinner, 24, holds a 22-match winning streak following recent titles at Indian Wells, Miami, and Monte Carlo, with chief rival Carlos Alcaraz out injured at the Caja Magica.
- Dominating the baseline, Sinner closed the match in 85 minutes, telling reporters, "Very happy about the general performance today" while maintaining aggressive play against The Frenchman.
- Sunday's final awaits Sinner, who will face either second seed Alexander Zverev or promising Belgian Alexander Blockx as he chases his second clay-court title of the season.
- Although admitting to physical tiredness from his busy schedule, Sinner remains focused on his record-chasing campaign, stating, "Of course on Sunday we'll try to do even better.
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