US EditionJannik Sinner's Heartbreaking Seven-Word Admission After Carlos Alcaraz Wins Fench Open
- Jannik Sinner lost to Carlos Alcaraz in a five-set final at Roland Garros on Sunday, marking his first defeat in a major championship match.
- Sinner entered the match seeking his third consecutive Grand Slam title but failed to convert a 2-0 lead and missed three championship points.
- The final lasted five hours and 29 minutes, becoming the longest in French Open history, and ended with Alcaraz prevailing in a fifth-set tiebreak.
- Sinner said, "It hurts this yes, but in other way you cannot keep crying," and expressed he would lean on his family to move forward.
- Sinner plans to quickly reset and focus on upcoming tournaments, with Wimbledon scheduled to start at the end of June.
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Sinner trying to 'delete' French Open final defeat
Italy's world number one Jannik Sinner has said he will try to "delete" the memory of Sunday's defeat to Carlos Alcaraz in the French Open men's singles final in which he surrendered a two-set lead and failed to take advantage of three championship points. (ANSA)
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