Italian tennis star Jannik Sinner has secured a place in the final of the Rome Masters. Sinner emerged victorious against Russian Daniil Medvedev with a score of 2-1 in sets: 6-2, 5-7, 6-4. The semifinal match in the capital of Italy lasted two hours and 33 minutes.

Sinner will face Norwegian Kasper Ruud in the final, with the opportunity to secure his fifth consecutive Masters title of the year. He could also complete the set of trophies from all tournaments in this category and become the youngest player to achieve such a feat.

The match was interrupted last night due to rain, but resumed this afternoon. Sinner dominated the first set and completely overpowered Medvedev. However, the Russian raised the level of his play in the second set and managed to level the score.

In the decisive third set, Sinner came to the brink of winning the sixth game, leading 4-2, before the match was halted due to rain. The match resumed this afternoon with Sinner easily winning the game on his serve, extending his lead to 5-3. Despite conceding two match points on his opponent's serve, Sinner persevered and closed out the match.