<p>De Minaur, hoping to repeat his 2024 championship win here, was the top seed left in the draw after Majchrzak's shock victory on Friday against world number four Felix Auger-Aliassime.</p><p>Majchrzak, the world number 76, backed up the best win of his career with another upset as he ground down Medvedev in Saturday's second semi-final.</p><p>The Pole claimed the opening set tie-break when Medvedev dumped a backhand into the net, his 23rd unforced error of the match.</p><p>Majchrzak secured the first break of the match early in the second set, sending a blistering backhand pass up the line.</p><p>An insurance break quickly followed as Majchrzak drilled a return at Medvedev's feet.</p><p>Medvedev then contrived to serve three consecutive double faults in his next service game to hand the second set to the 30-year-old Pole.</p><p><strong>"It's not going to get any easier," </strong>said Majchrzak, looking ahead to Sunday's final.</p><p><strong>"Alex is one of the greatest players, and obviously, he is playing well here on grass. I have played him twice and I've lost twice."</strong></p><p><strong>Check out the full match statistics on Flashscore</strong></p>