Competing on Court 1 at the District Sports Complex, 3rd seed Karan Singh (IND, 452) overcame a 1-3 deficit in the opening set against Thanapet Chanta (THA, 716). Singh saved a break point in the 5th game, broke back in the 8th game for 4-4, and raced to a 5-1 lead in the tiebreak to claim the 1st set 7-6(3). In the 2nd set, the 23-year-old Indian broke Chanta in the 3rd and 7th games and won the final 3 games of the match to seal a 7-6(3), 6-2 victory in 1 hour and 20 minutes. Singh held 9 of his 10 service games and won 42 of 59 points behind his serve (71.2%).

In the 2nd semifinal, 19-year-old Swede William Rejchtman Vinciguerra (SWE, 841) broke twice in the opener to take the 1st set 6-3 against 6th seed Samir Banerjee (USA, 564). From 2-3 down in the 2nd set, Banerjee reeled off 10 of the final 12 games of the match to triumph 3-6, 6-3, 6-1 in 1 hour and 59 minutes. Across the 2nd and 3rd sets, Banerjee held all 8 of his service games without facing a break point and won 32 of 35 points on his serve (91.4%), including 4 straight love holds in the 2nd set.

Sunday’s championship match brings together 2 23-year-olds meeting for the 1st time on the pro tour (0–0 head-to-head), with contrasting paths to the final. Singh has not dropped a set all week (8–0 in sets, 50–25 in games), spending 5 hours and 9 minutes on court across his 4 matches. The 3rd seed is chasing his 6th career ITF singles title after capturing back-to-back M15 titles in Bali in September.

Banerjee, the 2021 Wimbledon boys’ singles champion, has battled through back-to-back 3-set comeback wins in the quarterfinals and semifinals, logging 7 hours and 17 minutes on court across his 4 matches (8–2 in sets, 57–32 in games). He will contest his 2nd ITF M25 singles final in 3 weeks after finishing runner-up at M25 Falun in Sweden.