Cameron Norrie fought back brilliantly to defeat Lorenzo Sonego 4-6, 6-2, 6-4, securing his place in the Moselle Open final.
Norrie showed great resilience after losing the first set, dominating with powerful forehands and smart shot placement during the second set.
The British star maintained strong focus and composure, using deep baseline strokes to outlast Sonego in long and intense rallies.
With this win, Norrie reached his first ATP final of the season, marking another milestone in his impressive tennis journey.
On the other side, American Learner Tien continued his breakthrough run by defeating Ukraine’s Vitaliy Sachko 6-1, 6-4 in straight sets.
Tien played confidently throughout the match, breaking Sachko’s serve early and controlling the tempo with accurate returns and quick movement.
The 19-year-old American maintained his dominance in crucial moments, showing maturity and strong tactical awareness for such a young player.
With this victory, Tien advanced to his first ATP tour-level final, making history as one of the youngest finalists in Metz.
The Moselle Open final now promises an exciting battle between experience and youth, as Norrie faces Tien for the coveted title.
Both players displayed great consistency and fighting spirit, setting the stage for a thrilling and emotional championship match in France.
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