US EditionRoland Garros Flies a Republican Flag on Carlos Alcaraz's Victory Poster
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One day after Roland Garros' second win, there is still talk of Carlos Alcaraz's incredible comeback, which raised two sets against and three game balls to end up winning in five and a half hours to Italian Jannik Sinner, number one in the world (4-6, 6-7 (4/7), 6-4, 7-6 (7/3) and 7-6 (10/2).
The French tournament dedicated a poster to its champion in which they used the flag of Spain, but the mixture of colors makes it look like the republi...
Alcaraz posed with the trophy on the beaten land of the Philippe Chatrier when the organization of Roland Garros unleashed the controversy on social networks. He published a nice message of congratulations to the Murciano making indirect reference to Nadal. «Carlos II, the prince of clay.» The king is also Spanish, but it is balear and has another name and surname. The controversy was in the image that accompanied the message. The montage combin…
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