Alcaraz clinches the "Roland Garros" title after a marathon final against Zverev
Alcaraz clinches the "Roland Garros" title after a marathon final against Zverev
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Spanish player Carlos Alcaraz, ranked third in the world, won the French Open (Roland Garros) title on Sunday.
Alcaraz clinched the title for the first time in his career after a marathon match lasting four hours and 19 minutes against Germany's Alexander Zverev, ranked fourth in the world.
Alcaraz won the first set 6-3, while Zverev responded strongly by winning the second set 6-2.
The German player continued his dominance in the third set with a score of 7-5, but his Spanish opponent regained his momentum and swept Zverev in the fourth set with a score of 6-1.
In the fifth set, Alcaraz defeated his German opponent with a score of 6-2, avenging his earlier loss to Zverev, who had eliminated him in the quarterfinals of the Australian Open earlier this year.
