Alcaraz beats Sinner in record-setting French Open final

Carlos Alcaraz claimed an unforgettable victory over Jannik Sinner in the 2025 French Open men’s final, capping off a five-hour, 29-minute epic that shattered tournament records and left tennis fans breathless. After dropping the first two sets (4-6, 6-7), Alcaraz stormed back to win the next three (6-4, 7-6, 7-6), saving three match points in the process and clinching the title in a dramatic super tie-break..

This was the longest men’s final in French Open history and the first Grand Slam final decided by a 10-point super tie-break, with Alcaraz edging out Sinner by a single game and just one point overall (193 to 192) At only 22, Alcaraz now holds five Grand Slam titles and remains undefeated in major finals, while Sinner’s winning streak in finals comes to an end.

The match has already been hailed as one of the greatest ever played at Roland Garros, with both players showcasing relentless determination and world-class shot-making, signaling a new era for men’s tennis.

Fans in the U.S. could watch the French Open final live on NBC and stream it via Peacock and the NBC Sports app. Full match replays and highlights are available on the official Roland-Garros YouTube channel and website..