French OPEN has become the champion in Spain’s 22-year-old young tennis player Carlos Alkaraz defeating the world’s No.1 player Jainic Sinner in 2025. Alkaraz defeated Italy’s Genic Sinner in five sets in the match played on the Philip Chatterier Court on Sunday 8th June.
The number-1 player of the world found the defeat
Carlos Alkaraz defeated world-1 player Jainic Sinner in this thrilling final match played on the Philip Chatterier Court on Sunday 8th June. In this magnificent encounter for 5 hours 29 minutes, Alkaraz defeated Italy’s Genic Sinner in five sets, Carlos won the Men’s Singles title for the second time in the French 2025. In the final, Carlos Alkaraz has made history by beating Italy’s World No.1 Sinar.
Italy’s Sinner dreams
The match, played on the Philip Chatterier Court on Sunday, June 8, was so special, as Genic Siner of Italy defeated Novak Djokovic, the greatest of the tennis world. In the final, Carlos Alkaraz defeated World No.1 Janic Sinner 4-6, 6-7 (4), 6-4, 7-6 (3), 7-6 (2). Alkaraz has made the title of male singles at the French Open for the second consecutive year. Losing this final match, the dream of winning the French Open of Italy’s Sinner was faded. Sinner reached the French Open final for the first time this year.
The longest finals in the history of the French Open
The match, played on the Philip Chatterier Court, has also created a leading history in the history of the French Open. This thrilling match has been recorded as the longest final match in the history of the French Open. The final match between Carlos Alkaraz and Jainic Sinner lasted for 5 hours and 29 minutes. This was a special Grand Slam title of 22 -year -old Carlos Alkaraz’s career. Alkaraz has so far won two Wimbledon (2023, 2024), two French Open (2024, 2025) and one US Open (2022) titles.
