In an impressive display, unseeded German Jan-Lennard Struff secured a spot in the final of the Munich ATP tournament by defeating defending champion and second seed Holger Rune in straight sets on Saturday. Struff, ranked world number 28, dominated the match, conceding only two games in total to secure a convincing 6-2, 6-0 victory over Rune.

Rune, aiming to make history by winning the Munich event for a third consecutive year, faced a resolute performance from Struff, who will now contest his second Munich clay court final after reaching the same stage in 2019.

In the final, Struff will face third-seeded American Taylor Fritz, who advanced to his first clay court final by defeating Cristian Garin 6-3, 6-4 earlier in the day. Fritz, ranked world number 15, was delighted with his victory and expressed his eagerness to compete for a title on clay, highlighting his previous near misses in clay court events. Fritz's win over Garin, the 2019 Munich champion who had ousted top seed Alexander Zverev in the previous round, showcased his strong form leading into the final.

The final promises an exciting showdown between Struff and Fritz, both determined to claim victory in Munich and add to their impressive tennis resumes.