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Carlos Alcaraz made an incredible comeback against Jannik Sinner. |
On a breathtaking evening in Paris, Carlos Alcaraz turned the 2025 Roland Garros final into a performance of courage, sheer grit and determination until the very end. Just when everyone thought Jannik Sinner had one hand on the trophy, Alcaraz stood up and rewrote the script in an unthinkable way.
The most anticipated men's singles final of the season sees two big names go head-to-head. World No. 1 Jannik Sinner, who has not lost a set at Roland Garros this year, with a 20-match winning streak at Grand Slams, and defending champion Carlos Alcaraz, who has beaten Sinner four times in a row recently.
Entering the match, Sinner showed fearsome coolness in the first two sets, serving powerfully, hitting the baseline accurately and taking full advantage of his opponent's mistakes to take a 2-0 lead. The Italian player almost turned the Philippe-Chatrier court into his own show. When the score of the third set was 5-3 for Sinner, the whole crowd seemed to be counting down the moments when he would lift the trophy.
But it was at that very threshold of glory that Alcaraz began to rise like a storm. He won three games in a row to turn the third set 6-4, then continued to create one of the most emotional tie-breaks in Grand Slam history when he successfully saved three championship points in the fourth set.
Alcaraz won the death match 7-6 (7-3), bringing the final match back to the starting line. This was something that few people thought of at the beginning of the third set when watching the match.
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Sinner lost regrettably to Alcaraz despite having a huge advantage. |
The deciding set 5 saw Alcaraz play solo. His physical strength had clearly declined, but he played with all his instincts and steely spirit. His signature drop shots, serves reaching speeds of over 200 km/h, and smart net shots seemed to fuel the explosive play of the Spaniard.
As Sinner began to falter, Alcaraz pressed forward and broke early to lead 3-1, then 5-3. After nearly five hours of drama, Alcaraz finished off his opponent with a devastating 10-2 tie-break, successfully defending his second consecutive Roland Garros title.
The comeback marked the tenacity, the never-give-up spirit and the character of a true champion. Alcaraz not only defeated Sinner, but also defeated his own limits.
Roland Garros 2025, therefore, will forever be remembered as the night of Carlos Alcaraz - a "warrior who never gives up". He rose from the abyss to the top in the most insane way. On the contrary, Sinner could only regret and "convincedly" lost to Alcaraz.
This is the 5th Grand Slam of Alcaraz's career. He has won all 5 Grand Slam finals he has participated in. Alcaraz also became the youngest male tennis player in the modern era to successfully defend the Roland Garros title, since Rafael Nadal achieved the feat with 4 consecutive victories from 2005 to 2008.
Source: https://znews.vn/carlos-alcaraz-vo-dich-roland-garros-2025-sau-man-nguoc-dong-dien-ro-post1559303.html
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