“French Open,” Alcaraz defends title with dramatic victory

Carlos Alcaraz has defended his title at the “French Open” Grand Slam tournament with a dramatic victory.

On Sunday in the tournament final, Spanish tennis player Alcaraz defeated Italian tennis player Jannik Sinner 3–2 in sets.

Sinner had three chances to win the match, but Alcaraz did not give up and beat the world number one.

The 22-year-old fought incredibly hard to win 4–6, 6–7, 6–4, 7–6 and 7–6.

The match lasted five hours and 29 minutes, setting a record as the longest final in the history of the tournament.

In the electric atmosphere at “Court Philippe Chatrier,” Alcaraz delivered the best performance of his career and won the fifth major trophy of his career.

The world number two had never before won a match after losing the first two sets.

Sinner, although he has previously reached the “Roland Garros” final, still has to wait to win the tournament.