The 2025 French Open finished with easily the best match of the tournament, and one of the best matches of all time. No. 2 seed Carlos Alcaraz came back from two sets down to knock off No. 1 seed Jannik Sinner 4-6, 6-7, 6-4, 7-6, 7-6.
Alcaraz lost the first two sets and was down a break early in the third before coming back to send the match into a fourth set. In that fourth set, Sinner led 5-3 and had three championship points on the Alcaraz serve, but the Spaniard saved all three and held. He broke Sinner’s serve to 15 in the next game to extend the match before taking the fourth set with a masterful tiebreak, winning seven of the last eight points of the set.
At the beginning of the fifth set, Sinner seemed to gas out physically and Alcaraz broke serve in the first game of the set. However, Sinner broke back with Alcaraz serving for the title, sending the match into a tiebreak.
In the tiebreak, Alcaraz ascended to a different plane. He crushed winner after winner, winning the 10-point buster 10-2 to secure the title.
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