It has been a fantastic week of tennis in Beijing and there were two cracking semi-finals on Saturday.
There was drama aplenty in the Nick Kyrgios-Alexander Zverev clash, which featured two of the most talented young players on the tour - and for once it was not Kyrgios giving his racket some punishment!
The youngsters locked horns in the second semi-final of the day and it was Kyrgios who prevailed, the mercurial Aussie securing a 6-3 7-5 victory.
One of the highlights of the tussle was a 31-shot rally, which occurred with the second set on a knife edge as Zverev served at 5-5 15-30.
Zverev lost the epic rally when he could not handle a fierce Kyrgios passing shot and put his volley into the net.
The German then served a double-fault to hand Kyrgios a crucial break - and it is fair to say Zverev was somewhat dismayed by the turn of events!
Kyrgios marches on and he will now face Rafael Nadal in a mouth-watering final on Sunday.
Zverev can console himself with the knowledge that he has done enough this week to book his spot at the ATP World Tour Finals in London.
David Goffin to face Adrian Mannarino in Japan Open final - you can watch both finals on Sky Sports Arena on Sunday, with coverage from the Japan Open underway from 5am and the China Open from 12.30pm.