Carlos Alcaraz achieved a historic comeback by defeating top-ranked Jannik Sinner after being down two sets, marking his fifth Grand Slam victory.

In the thrilling match held at Roland Garros, Alcaraz, fighting off three championship points, ultimately triumphed with a score of 4-6, 6-7, 6-4, 7-6, 7-6, making it a remarkable finishing act.

The crowd was intensely engaged as Alcaraz showed remarkable determination to turn the match around, securing his place as a five-time Grand Slam champion. Notably, this win positions him as the first player to save triple championship points in a French Open final.

As the match extended beyond 325 minutes, both players displayed aggressive play, with Sinner, who initially dominated the first two sets, losing grip as fatigue set in during crucial moments. Throughout the final, Alcaraz persistently applied pressure and adjusted his strategy, capturing key points and exploiting his rival’s weaknesses.

Before the match, Sinner expressed the significance of their rivalry in terms of promoting tennis, underscoring the gravity of competing on such a prominent stage. His experience and past victories against notable players fueled his confidence, yet Alcaraz showcased resilience that ultimately clinched him the match.

This final not only highlights Alcaraz’s growing legacy but also sets the stage for an ongoing rivalry that promises exciting encounters in future tournaments.