March 27 (Reuters) - Jiri ⁠Lehecka produced a masterclass of ⁠precision and control to reach his ‌first ATP Masters 1000 final, dismantling Arthur Fils 6-2 6-2 in just 75 minutes at the ​Miami Open on Friday. The ⁠24-year-old Czech was ⁠dominant from the opening game, breaking the ⁠21-year-old Frenchman ‌early and never relinquishing his grip. Fils briefly threatened a ⁠revival at the start of the ​second set ‌but he struggled with his consistency, ⁠committing a ​total of 21 unforced errors to Lehecka's 14, with three double faults. I'm just trying to do ​what I do best," ⁠Lehecka said. The world number 22 will face ​either Jannik Sinner or ‌Alexander Zverev in Sunday's ​final.

Source: The Star March 27, 2026 21:07 UTC