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2 weeks ago | newsobserver.com | Tyler Lauletta

Sunday's French Open men's final between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz was an instant classic, immediately vaulting into the conversation for greatest match of the modern era. After Sinner jumped out to take the first two sets, Alcaraz battled all the way back, staving off triple-championship point in the third set and eventually completing the comeback with a dominant performance in the fifth-set tiebreaker to lift the trophy.

2 weeks ago | bradenton.com | Tyler Lauletta

Sunday's French Open men's final between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz was an instant classic, immediately vaulting into the conversation for greatest match of the modern era. After Sinner jumped out to take the first two sets, Alcaraz battled all the way back, staving off triple-championship point in the third set and eventually completing the comeback with a dominant performance in the fifth-set tiebreaker to lift the trophy.

2 weeks ago | mahoningmatters.com | Tyler Lauletta

Sunday's French Open men's final between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz was an instant classic, immediately vaulting into the conversation for greatest match of the modern era. After Sinner jumped out to take the first two sets, Alcaraz battled all the way back, staving off triple-championship point in the third set and eventually completing the comeback with a dominant performance in the fifth-set tiebreaker to lift the trophy.

2 weeks ago | islandpacket.com | Tyler Lauletta

Sunday's French Open men's final between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz was an instant classic, immediately vaulting into the conversation for greatest match of the modern era. After Sinner jumped out to take the first two sets, Alcaraz battled all the way back, staving off triple-championship point in the third set and eventually completing the comeback with a dominant performance in the fifth-set tiebreaker to lift the trophy.