Fiji beat France 21-7 to win a record fifth Hong Kong Sevens rugby trophy on Sunday.
Fiji opened the scoring with a try by Vilimoni Botitu in the fifth minute and then another by Aminiasi Tuimaba on the half-time whistle to go into the break 14-0 up.
France scored a penalty try in the second half to close to within seven points with five minutes left on the clock, after Josua Vakurunabili was sent to the sin-bin for a high tackle that prevented Gabin Villiere from scoring.
France's advantage did not last long with Tavite Veredamu deemed guilty of the same infringement on Paula Dranisinukula to make it six on six.
Tuimaba made the most of the extra space to score again in front of the Fijian supporters.
Fiji looked unstoppable all week, beating Argentina 29-24 in Sunday's quarter-finals before disposing of league leaders United States 28-19 in the semi-finals. The win takes Fiji to 123 points and second in the 2019 world series standings.
France beat 12-time series winners New Zealand in a close 14-12 quarter-final on Sunday, before beating Samoa 19-12 en route to the finals.
Second place puts France ninth in the overall rankings before moving on to the next world series clash in Singapore.
The U.S. and Samoa faced off in the third-place match in the day's penultimate clash. Tries from Marceo Brown, Carlin Isles, Joel Schroeder and Marcus Tupuola had the U.S. prevail 22-10 to secure 17 points to stay atop of the standings, seven points clear of Fiji.
Argentina won the fifth-place plate with a last-minute try, adding 13 points to their total to take them to 6th in the standings while their opponents New Zealand are third with 118 points. South Africa remain fourth with 99 points.