Carlos Alkararaz ended in the French historic final in the French opening final in Grand Slam

If you come to the king, you don’t miss the best.

Unfortunately, for Jannik Sinner, he was striving to destroy Carlos Alkararaz, as Spanish won a five-set epic in the Philip-Chatira court to obtain open French titles.

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In a race that comes down as a modern and modern classic, Alkararaz climbed from the canvas to record an exciting 4-6, 6-7 (4-7), 6-4, 7-6 (7-3), 7-6 (10-2).

TieBreaker with the fifth set of binary nails is the first time a Grand Slam final has been decided according to the new tie rules.

Although this is not the first time a men’s Grand Slam final has been deployed on a tie after the first 6-6 ions, although Dominic team won against Alexander Zorf in 2020 against Alexander Zurf.

In another record -breaking statistics, Alkararaz and Sinner played the longest French final in 5 hours and 29 minutes.

The longest previous final in Roland Garus in 1982 was four hours and 42 minutes in 1982 when Mats Wallander and Gillermo Villas competed for the award.

By overcoming the sinner, Alkararaz has become the first man to win Rafael Nadal, Gustavo Kuerten in 2001.

Notewarm, this is the first time in the Spanish profession that he won five sets of two sets of two sets in that scenario.

In the case of the sinner, he remained so that what he could and his eyes had to drown.

The Italians were astonishing when they reached three points in the fourth set in the fourth set in the fourth set.

But Alkararaz returned to the race and returned to the match to not only save those points but also bring the series to a tie, which he won.

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After the race, Sinner clearly cut off a deserted face because he failed for the first time in his youth work in the Grand Slam final.

The 23 -year -old loss also meant that Adriano Panata was the last Italian man to won in French Open, which he did in 1976.

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