Alcaraz won the longest Roland Garros final in history

The match on Philippe Chatrier on June 8 is considered as one of the best Grand Slam finals in history. The two strongest players in the world devoted their glossy lines, bringing fans through many emotional levels with unexpected developments in the whole set of sets There, Alcaraz played excellently, winning the first seven points, before the end of the match with a handful of hand -shaped wires along the Winner. The score of 10-2 in the tie-break series decided to help Alcaraz successfully protect the Roland Garros title.

to create the second longest Roland Garros final in history and the second longest at Grand Slam, Alcaraz and Sinner tournaments that push each other to the limit for the whole set of sets. The three sets need tie-break, and the two sets with 6-4 score witnessed the victory decided in the decision-paid game. Possessing three match-point in Alcaraz's gaming game, Sinner missed all three opportunities from broken errors. Those scores are the big turning point of the match, helping Alcaraz return and create a backward screen. After passing in the middle of the set, Alcaraz lost the next game, then could not hold the game when being led 4-5, resulting in a 4-6 defeat at the first set. The Spanish player broke more in Set Hai, soon lost the ball game and was led 2-5. In the foot of the wall, Alcaraz played excavation, winning three games to balance the score. But Sinner still controls the set, when winning 7-3 in the tie-break series.

When Sinner soon won the game to support the ball, many people were worried about the classic final will end after only three sets. Alcaraz broke that worry by winning four games, leading 4-1 and 5-2. The scenario in the two seemed to be repeated, when the player held the ball to end the set did not keep the game delivered. However, Alcaraz immediately corrected after losing the game delivered, by winning the next white return game to win the set ba 6-4. Facing great pressure from the opponent, Sinner lost the next serve, so that Alcaraz equalized and pulled into the tie-break-where the Spanish player was overwhelming with a 7-3 victory. He soon lost the gaming game in the year set, seemingly drowning when his physical strength decreased. But right in the decisive game, Sinner takes advantage of the break-point to balance the score 5-5. The 23-year-old player only missed the first Roland Garros championship because the opponent played too well in the super tie-break series.

Alcaraz has only lost one of the 13 sets of sets. He won all five Grand Slam finals, and also won Sinner in the last five encounters. Alcaraz became the ninth person in the era of the Grand Slam championship after losing the first two sets of the final. He was the third person in this century to protect the title of Roland Garros, after Gustavo Kuerten and Rafael Nadal.

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The dream of Alcaraz in childhood is the Roland Garros and Wimbledon championship. At the age of 22, he won the champion twice in the aforementioned awards. Alcaraz is also the third young male tennis player to reach 5 Grand Slam, after Nadal and Bjorn Borg.