Carlos Alcaraz orchestrated a remarkable comeback victory in the French Open final, surmounting a two-set deficit and saving three match points to ultimately vanquish the top-seeded Jannik Sinner, a triumph that both hallmarks Alcaraz's fifth Grand Slam title from as many finals contested and represents his second consecutive Roland Garros conquest.

This victory not only cemented his status as the ninth player in the Open Era to orchestrate a comeback from a two-set deficit to clinch a Grand Slam final, but also saw the precocious Alcaraz, at a mere 22 years of age, secure his twentieth career title.

The marathon final, clocking in at a record-shattering 5 hours and 29 minutes, became the longest match of the Open Era at Roland Garros; despite his defeat, Sinner exemplified exemplary sportsmanship, most notably in his magnanimous concession of a point to Alcaraz during the eleventh set, all under the gaze of a constellation of luminaries, including Dustin Hoffman, Natalie Portman, Spike Lee, Pharrell Williams, George Russell, and Antoine Dupont.