Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz beat Italy's Jannik Sinner 3-2 on Sunday in the men's singles final of the 2025 French Open (Roland Garros) in the capital Paris.
World No. 1 Sinner took the first set 6-4, starting the match strongly.
No. 2 seed Alcaraz managed to level the game in the second set, taking it to a tiebreak, but Sinner won the second set 7-6.
Alcaraz won the third set 6-4, bringing the score to 2-1, while Sinner lost his first set of the tournament this year.
Alcaraz continued his strong play in the fourth set and won the tiebreak 7-6, taking the match to a final set.
Alcaraz, who won the final set in a tiebreak 7-6, secured his second consecutive French Open title and fourth Grand Slam victory in a match that lasted five hours and 29 minutes, breaking the record for the longest French Open final in history.
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