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Spain’s young tennis player Carlos Alkaraz won the French Open title for the second consecutive time by defeating world number one Italy’s Yanik Sinner. In the final, which lasted for 5 hours 29 minutes, Alkaraz defeated Sinner and the fifth of his career …Read more
Alkaraz became the second champion in Paris for the second time.
Highlights
- Alkaraz won this title for the second consecutive time
- Alkaraz defeated Sinner in the finals that lasted up to 5 sets
- This is the 5th Grand Slam title of Alkaraj’s career
New Delhi. World No. two Spain tennis player Carlos Alkaraz landed in Paris to save his title. He defeated the world number one Italy’s Yanik Sinner in the final for 5 hours and 29 minutes and won the French Open Male singles title for the second consecutive time. None of the Alkaraj and Sinner was willing to give up. But in the end, Alkaraj made a brilliant comeback and registered a memorable win. It became the longest final match in the French Open history.
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