Overview
- Sen sealed the Sydney title in 38 minutes with a straight-games win over Japan's Yushi Tanaka in the men's singles final.
- He reached the final after a dramatic semifinal in which he saved three match points to defeat world No. 6 Chou Tien Chen in 86 minutes.
- Tanaka entered the final ranked No. 26 and had earlier won the Orléans Masters and US Open Super 300 events this year.
- With this result, Sen became only the second Indian to win a BWF World Tour title in 2025, following Ayush Shetty.
- He capped an uneven season with a morale-boosting finish, celebrating with his fingers-in-ears gesture as former coach Vimal Kumar called the win long overdue.