Alcaraz Wins Epic French Open Final: Longest Match in History

Carlos Alcaraz Makes History: Wins French Open in Record-Breaking Final Paris, France – In a match for the ages, Carlos Alcaraz secured his second consecutive French Open title, defeating Jannik Sinner in a grueling five-set final that lasted an astounding 5 hours and 29 minutes. This victory marks a significant milestone in tennis history, as it's the longest French Open final in the Open Era. The match was a rollercoaster of emotions, with Alcaraz overcoming a two-set deficit to claim victory. "It was an incredible battle," Alcaraz said after the match. "Jannik played exceptionally well, and I had to dig deep to find a way to win." Alcaraz's triumph is even more remarkable considering he's the first player to win the French Open from two sets down since Novak Djokovic in 2021. This feat adds to his growing legacy as one of the most exciting and dominant players in the sport. His win continues a remarkable run for him and Sinner, who together have won the last six major titles. The match was a testament to the skill and determination of both players. The intensity and drama made it a memorable event for all who witnessed it, solidifying Alcaraz's place in tennis history.