Carlos Alcaraz's remarkable performance at the French Open solidified his legacy after a thrilling match against Jannik Sinner, where he became the third youngest man to win five Grand Slam titles. The contest, lasting 5 hours and 29 minutes, broke previous records for the longest men's final at Roland-Garros. Alcaraz showcased incredible resilience, saving three match points during the tense battle and overcoming a two-set deficit. This victory not only defends his title but also marks his fifth consecutive win over Sinner in their competitive encounters.
Alcaraz's stunning comeback culminated in a victory over Sinner, making him the third youngest man in history to capture five Grand Slam titles.
This thrilling final lasted 5 hours and 29 minutes, breaking the record for the longest men's final at Roland-Garros, previously 4 hours and 42 minutes.
Alcaraz became just the third man in the Open era to save multiple match points in a Grand Slam final, showcasing his remarkable resilience.
With this win, Alcaraz confirmed that he has now defeated Jannik Sinner five consecutive times, highlighting their competitive rivalry.
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