What a finale! Alcaraz after five and a half hours of scrap Sinner
What the highlight of this year’s finals at the France Open in Tennis! This year’s Roland Garros belonged to a Spanish star in the spectacular finals Carlos Alcazawho in a dramatic manner, full of twists, beat the angry rival Janika Sinner with a 3: 2 score in sets. The incredibly tense match lasted five and a half hours.
The grandmasters of the tennis game took the next length of the strings after time: 1 hour and 2 minutes, 1 hour and 10 minutes, 51 minutes, 1 hour and 9 minutes and 1 hour and 19 minutes, totaling five hours and 31 minutes. The ratio in the number of aces and double mistakes was interesting. There were 8: 7 for the Italians, even in double mistakes, there was less unbroken Sinner (0: 7). The Spaniard got an extended game in the fifth set with a score of 10: 2.
For Alcaraz, this is the fifth title in Grand Slam tournaments, an Italian who won the previous two large four tournaments, remains at three. We followed the longest finals in Roland Garros’s history. More follows.
OP of France in Roland Garros, the finale:
Sinner (Ita, 1) – Alcaraz 2: 3 (Spit, 2) 6: 4, 7: 6 (4), 4: 6, 6: 7 (3), 6: 7 (2:10)
Carlos Alcaraz full of emotions
Carlos Alcaraz is the opposite Janika Sinner On and around the pitch – explosive, smiling and distinctly emotional, even in the finals of this year’s Roland Garros, he played extremely emotionally. He comes from a tennis family from Murcia, Spain, where he was allowed to develop within a competitive environment early. His coach and mentor Juan Carlos Ferrero has become an almost family member. Alcaraz builds its career on passion, charisma and energy – there is a spectacle on the pitch, and outside it a magnet for media and fans.
Carlos Alcaraz gave himself a shower several times after the point won. Photo: Dimitar Dilkoff/AFP
He is privately sociable, relaxed and related to family and friends. He loves to share his everyday life on social networks, from training to playing guitar and cheering for Real Madrid. His openness, contagious laughter and sporting playfulness make him an audience. Nevertheless, he remains dedicated, hardworking and already proving that behind his charm stands the steel will of the champion.
