Alcaraz excels over the wrong to win the EPIC 2025 French Open Men’s Singles Final | Tennis News

Carlos Alcaraz defends his open French title with one of the greatest return of tennis against Janek Athine.

Carlos Alcaraz has gathered two groups and the three oldest points for the match to overcome Jannik Senner 4-6, 6-7 (4), 6-4, 7-6 (3), 7-6 (10-2) in a classic victory at all in the French Open-the title of Spain’s second year in a row.

Caraz, from Grand Slam Fifth won in many finalsShe produced one of the greatest return in the history of the Clay-Court Championship.

It was better than his performance here last year, when he returned from 2-1 in groups in the final against Alexander Zverev. This time, Alcaraz simulated the achievement of Novak Djokovic from the 2021 final in Roland Garros, when he resisted the leading winner that lasted 24 times from two groups to beat Stefanus Tsissipas.

“I am just proud. I’m really happy,” Alcaraz said after the match on Sunday before praising the sinner. “I know how difficult it is to chase this tournament. You will be a hero, not once, but often. It is an honor for me to share the stadium with you in every tournament, making this story with you.”

This was the first time that Sinner lost greatly in the Grand Slam, but the fifth consecutive time he lost to Alcaraz, who won the twentieth tennis title at his career at the age of 22.

It was also the longest open French final-5 hours, 29 minutes-in the open era.

After 3 hours, 43 minutes, the sinner was his first match. But with slightly more than five hours since the match started, Alcaraz has served for the title at 5-4.

The drama was not over.

The sinner achieved a wonderful recovery from another wonderful shot of Alcaraz. At the extent that it could extend, Sinner paved the ball on the network, with the ball down with the softness of the autumn leaf and the Alcaraz exit to make it 15-40.

When Sinner won the match to make it 5-5, his role was in applause milk and was two points away from victory in the twelfth match, with Alcaraz over service, 15-30 and in Deuce.

But Alcaraz made an amazing background on the field to make it 6-6 and forced the draw, as the crowd became wild when he made it the winner of Alcaraz Cours-Court 4-0.

Sinner could not find a way back, Alcaraz won the match with a wonderful passage on the line and then fell on his back to celebrate. Then he rushed to dance and hug the team members in his box.

“I am very happy for you, and you deserve it, congratulations,” I told the 23 -year -old, Alcaraz. “It’s an amazing cup, so I will not sleep tonight well, but it’s okay.”