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Imposing. Jannik Sinner returns to the top of the world rankings and adds a new title to his record, with brilliance and merit. The Italian defeated Félix Auger-Aliassime by 6-4 7-6 (5), who put up a fight but saw the emerging legend's intangibles become insurmountable.

The blessed curiosity that moves the world was evident in the lead-up to the final of the ATP Rolex Paris Masters 2025 regarding whether Félix Auger-Aliassime would be able to "humanize" Jannik Sinner. The Italian hasn't conveyed the sense of being at 100% throughout the week, but that didn't prevent him from showing insulting superiority over all his rivals. With the number 1 spot at stake and a new title to add to his record, the human once again appeared as an infallible machine.

How Sinner won the Paris Masters 1000 final against Auger-Aliassime

A relentless hammer from the moment the ball took flight. Nothing more effective to clip the wings of a player yearning for a feat than to break his serve immediately. That's how Sinner started the first set of a match where, once that advantage was secured, he knew how to manage the pace perfectly. He attacked with tremendous precision, was impeccable with his forehand, and untouchable with his backhand. Proof of this is that he lost just three points on his serve throughout the set.

The Canadian's forehand wasn't working, forced to play at a faster pace than usual and seeming overwhelmed at all times, with no time to craft plays. His forehand was far below par, but he managed to stay in the chase and start the second set on the right foot. He stepped into the court more, took risks, and gradually rebuilt confidence by staying true to his own style of play.

Sinner lost 10 points on his serve and finished with 25 winners and 15 unforced errors

To go toe-to-toe with this Sinner, maintaining excellence for a long time is necessary, and Auger-Aliassime faced that challenge with impeccable attitude and great determination. He accelerated each forehand he had, honed his serve accuracy and dodged three break points in the seventh game when Jannik applied great pressure. Things seemed poised to shift when in the tenth game, the Italian showed signs of fatigue and disarray, but a clear forehand error from Félix on deuce gave him breathing room.

The tiebreak arrived with both players aware of the moment's importance and offering their best. A clear forehand error from the Canadian gave Sinner an advantage, whose service consistency continued to reach superhuman levels. The champion's intangibles of the Italian appeared decisively and sealed the fate of a Félix Auger-Aliassime who yielded to his opponent's firmness. Jannik Sinner is a deserving champion of the ATP Rolex Paris Masters 2025 and reclaims the world number 1 spot, putting a perfect end to a historic regular season.

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