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Cerúndolo's Dramatic Victory Francisco Cerúndolo fought back from a set and a break down to defeat Tommy Paul 6-7 (4), 6-4, 6-3 in an epic Queen's Club final that lasted a record three hours and two minutes. The Match in Focus Cerúndolo, inspired by his father Alejandro who flew to London for the match, secured his first major title. The Argentine player had Diego Maradona's No 10 Argentina shirt in his player's box throughout the tournament. Key Moments Cerúndolo was a set and a break down before mounting a comeback. He secured the title on his sixth match point with an overhand smash. The match temperature reached 29.5C, adding to the challenge. Implications for Wimbledon This victory could boost Cerúndolo's confidence for Wimbledon, especially with Carlos Alcaraz injured and Novak Djokovic's age a factor. Jannik Sinner remains the favorite, but Cerúndolo's form could make him a contender. Post-Match Reaction Paul praised Cerúndolo, saying, 'We always seem to have unreal matches and today you were the better player.'

Jannik Sinner remains on track to win the Sunshine Double, cruising into the semifinals of the Miami Open with a dominant 6-2, 6-2 victory over Frances Tiafoe. The Italian's impressive form continues, with 10 consecutive wins and 30 consecutive sets won at Masters 1000 events, a new record.Sinner's performance against Tiafoe was dominant, serving extremely well and overpowering his opponent from the baseline. He sealed the win with an ace down the T, showcasing his skill and precision.The world No 2 has closed the gap on Carlos Alcaraz in the ATP rankings and is now in a strong position to regain the top spot. With no ranking points to defend, Sinner has a free hit at these tournaments, allowing him to focus on gaining more points.Meanwhile, Arthur Fils staged a remarkable comeback against Tommy Paul, recovering from four match points down to reach his first Masters 1000 semifinal. Fils will face Jiri Lehecka in the next round.