Zverev, meanwhile, ended British wildcard Arthur Fery’s fairytale run to the last four, swatting the world No114 aside in a comfortable straight-sets victory, after a sticky first set that went to a tiebreak. Now, the Italian and the German go head to head, with the world No1, Sinner, leading the pair’s record against each other. Sinner, 24, has won 10 of their 14 meetings.
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