Spanish superstar Carlos Alcaraz registered a thrilling victory in the French Open final and he defeated Jannik Sinner. The Spanish superstar was lost multiple sets, and it was believed that he would not come back into the game but as it is said, never underestimate someone, and Carlos came back in a thrilling manner to register the victory.
It was also one of the longest matches in the French Open, and the game went over 5 hours. The Italian player Jannik Sinner won the first two sets, and he showcased impressive grit to claim the third set. He won the first one 6-4 and then clinched the second set in a tense tie-break, 7-4.
However, Carlos Alcaraz made a wonderful comeback and he won the third set 6-4 and the fourth one in a tie-break, 7-3. Then it was a nail-biting final set, it also went into the tie-breaker, and Carlos Alcaraz won the set by 10-2.
It was wonderful, and both players presented an unforgettable final. It is the 15th Grand Slam title for Carlos Alcaraz.
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