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McEnroe surprises everyone after RG final between Carlos Alcaraz and ...
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The glorious finale of Roland Garros, played by Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, splattered Rafa Nadal. Yes, it was a final that captivated the whole world of tennis. Spanish and Italian competed at the highest level for more than five hours, offered a capital show and delighted the French audience present at Philippe Chatrier. At the end of the meeting, there were many personalities from the tennis world who praised Sinner and Alcaraz, the two…
McEnroe and Wilander believe Alcaraz and Sinner are better than Nadal or Federer at their best
Last Sunday Roland Garros final made history as the longest ever, at 5 hours and 29 minutes (the previous record was 4 Hours 48 Minutes in 1982), as Carlos Alcaraz saved three match points and pushed the match to a fifth set and super tie-break, defeating an astonished Jannik Sinner. With three of the five sets getting to tie-break, and neither of them completely dominating the match, with the genuine feeling that it could go either way before …
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