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Alcaraz Equalises Idol Nadal’s Tally of Five Grand Slams at 22, Calls It ‘Destiny’ After French Open Win

  • On Sunday, June 8, 2025, in Paris, Carlos Alcaraz successfully defended his French Open crown by defeating world No. 1 Jannik Sinner in a historic final, securing his fifth Major title and matching Rafael Nadal’s Grand Slam record at the same age.
  • Alcaraz staged a remarkable comeback after trailing by two sets and saving three match points, ultimately prevailing in a grueling French Open final that lasted five hours and 29 minutes—making it the lengthiest in the tournament’s history.
  • The final was marked by dramatic shifts in momentum and intense exchanges, with Alcaraz rallying back from two sets down to secure victory in a thrilling five-set match decided by two consecutive tiebreaks.
  • Alcaraz remarked that achieving his fifth Grand Slam title at the same stage in life as Rafael Nadal feels like fate to him, and he also acknowledged the crucial role the crowd played in helping him turn the match around.
  • This victory cemented Alcaraz's status among tennis elites and aligned him with Nadal by winning five majors at 22 years, 1 month, and 3 days old, marking a significant milestone in his career.
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The Murcian retired a game that he had practically lost to rise with the title of Roland Garros.

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After the longest final in the history of the tournament, Alcaraz crowned himself for the second time and his countryman sent him an emotional message.

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India Today broke the news in India on Monday, June 9, 2025.
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