Reversed by giving away eggs, winning 9 games in a row! The world number one came to the final as soon as it came back, PK Aka for the 20th championship!

This morning, the ATP1000 Roma ended its last semi-final competition. The world's No. 1 Sina unlocked five consecutive victories after returning home, played in three sets and completed the egg-sending reversal. She defeated Paul 2-1 with a sweeping momentum of 9 games in a row, and reached the 25th Tour and the 7th Masters finals of his career. Next, she will PK Alcaras and strive for the 20th Tour Championship.

Sina ranked first in the world. She had just experienced a three-month ban. After returning to the Rome Masters, she was the number one seed in the first round. Since then, she has beaten Navone, De Jong, Cerendolo and Rude in a row, and has reached the semi-finals without losing one set. She has had her fifth confrontation with the No. 11 seed Paul, and the winner has been shortlisted for the final.

2 players have won 4 PKs in the past, and Sina has the advantage of 3 wins and 1 loss. Paul was so morale in the first set, he scored a perfect start of 5-0, and finally gave away fried dough sticks 6-1, taking the lead. Sina quickly adjusted and completed the second set counterattack 6-0 to get the egg. As soon as the decisive set was in progress, he continued to protect and break again, establishing a 3-0 lead, winning 9 games in a row to secure the victory. Paul was unable to win the game in two consecutive games, and the world number one played steadily since then, ending the battle 6-3, scoring 4 ACE goals in the game, winning 5 breaks, achieving a three-game winning streak against Paul, and heading straight to the final.

In another semi-final, Alcalas, the third in the world, played well, fighting 2 hours, 6-3, 7-6 (4) and eliminated Musetti, who played at home in two sets. After winning five consecutive games, he ushered in the 8th Masters final journey. The peak showdown between the top seed and the third seed is about to break out. It is not easy for Sina to reach the 20th championship. He had previously fought with Aka 11 times, and recently suffered three consecutive losses. If he wants to be crowned the new king of the Rome Masters for the first time, he must perform perfectly to do so.