Roland Garros Magic: Alcaraz Wins Longest-Ever Men's Singles Final, Stuns Sinner in Thrilling Comeback
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In a nail-biting finale that left fans on the edge of their seats, Carlos Alcaraz scripted a stunning comeback to win the longest-ever French Open men's singles title in Paris on Sunday. The Spanish tennis icon, who was down in the initial two sets, fought back with grit and determination to outsmart Italian Jannik Sinner, the current World Number 1 men's tennis player. The match was a rollercoaster ride, with Sinner taking control of the first two sets, 6-4 and 7-6. However, Alcaraz refused to give up and won the third and fourth sets 6-4 and 7-6 respectively. The fifth set went to a tie-breaker, which Alcaraz dominated, winning 10-2. In the final set, he sealed the match with a thrilling 7-6 victory, sending the crowd into raptures. Parineeti Chopra, the Bollywood actress, was among the lucky few who witnessed this unforgettable match, and she couldn't help but share her excitement on social media, captioning her post, "The French open final, Paris and him... Could date night get any better?
