Cameron Nuri defeated Holger Ron at the Lyon Open and reached his tenth ATP final of his career.

The Briton defeated 19-year-old Ron 6-2, 5-7, 6-4 and reached the Lyon final for the second time in a row.

Nuri, who lost to Stefanos Tsitsips in 2021, will meet Slovakia’s Alex Murkan in the final on Saturday.

Nuri, 26, said: “It’s great to be back in line, especially when I’m nervous. I’m very happy with how I am.”

Nuri now wants to add another silver medal to his closet as he competes in the Lyon Open final as the favorite.

“Completing a game is never easy,” Nuri said in a field interview.

“I told myself to stay positive and in the last two games. I played the two best games of my game. It’s good to cross the line when I’m nervous, and the guy I want to get to the final is time and time again back to the final.” ”

Ranked 11th in the world, the British-ranked champion won the first five games and showed confidence with a 4-2 result in the second set.

But Ron the Dane, one of the brilliant young talents in the game, had a hard time winning the second set.

But later he struggled with cramps, and Nuri won the final set and won.

“Completing a game is never easy,” Nuri said. “It was there at the second break and then making some simple presents. I was nervous inside, but I managed to stay calm.

“I just wanted to say to myself, ‘Stay positive and stay up to date.'” In the last two games I have been able to play my two best games in the game.

“I hope I can go further and win the title. It’s a perfect preparation for Roland Garros.”

He will compete for his fourth ATP title on Saturday after winning his third season at Delray Beach and reaching the final in Acapulco.