Teenager Arthur Fils and Alexander Bublik Set to Face Off in European Open Final

French teen Arthur Fils creates history by becoming the youngest finalist in the competition's history after stunning top-seed Stefanos Tsitsipas, while Alexander Bublik wins a straight match against Maximilian Marterer aiming for a third career title.

19-year-old Arthur Fils made history by becoming the youngest finalist in the European Open, beating top-seed Stefanos Tsitsipas in two tiebreakers.
During his match against Tsitsipas, Fils saved eight of nine break points and hit 34 winners, displaying resilience despite being tired.
Fils' impressive performance follows a breakthrough season in which he won his first title in Lyon and beat a top 10 player for the first time.
Alexander Bublik of Kazakhstan also advances to the final after beating German player Maximilian Marterer in straight sets, with a strategy of staying solid, focused, and using his experience.
If Bublik wins the final, it will be his third career title, underlining his strong performance at this year's European Open.