French Open
Press voices for Alcaraz triumph: “A superhero”
Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner write tennis history. In the longest final of Paris, the Spaniard Alcaraz crowded again to the sandplace king.
In a memorable finale of Roland Garros, Carlos Alcaraz beats the world ranking of Jannik Sinner from Italy. The final goes over five sets and lasts 5:29 hours as long as never before at the French Open. This is what the international press wrote after the Spaniard’s triumph in the French capital:
“El Mundo”: “Alcaraz invents the comeback ever and wins Roland Garros in one of the best games in history for the second time.”
“Sport”: “Alcaraz performs the greatest miracle in sports and wins his fifth Grand Slam tournament. You haven’t seen anything like this in the history of sport.”
“El País”: “Alcaraz wins Roland Garros against Sinner after an incredible comeback by the Spaniard in the longest final of Parisian history.”
“As”: Alcaraz, Monumental Champion. (…) In contrast to the feelings of the rest of the tournament, which indicated Jannik Sinner as favorites, and those who reinforced this perception in the first two -a -quarter hours of the final of Roland Garros, Carlos Alcaraz showed an astonishing determination that places him on a level with the greatest tennis players. He came back from a two-set deficit and defended three match balls in the fourth set to repeat his title in a memorable, wonderful duel, one of the best of all time. “
“Mundo Deportivo”: “He (Alcaraz) played one of those games that will always be remembered, one of the best in the history of sport. A dramatic classic with an exit that is worthy of a superhero.”
“La Vanguardia”: “Sinner is a perfect machine; Alcaraz is a superhero.”
“Le Parisien”: “Heroic, Carlos Alcaraz fends off three match balls and turns a final against Jannik Sinner.”
“Le Figaro”: “Author of an incredible return, Alcaraz keeps his crown of Paris. The summit between the number 2 and number 1 was initially a bit torn, but then intense, splendid, sublime, completely crazy. And historical. (….) A masterpiece in five files with a completely crazy script.”
“Libération”: “This final Homerische extent, the longest in the history of Roland Garros, could not have gone any other.
“Le Sud-Ouest”: “Carlos Alcaraz fought three match balls to turn the game into a final with legend status.”
“L’équipe”: “Carlos Alcaraz, who left the dead up, against the number 1 in the world with two sets of zero and so driven into the conflict that he defended three match balls in the fourth set, won an exceptionally exciting finale with an insane scenario in Roland Garros by falling a unalterable struggle of 5 hours and 29 minutes, which became the longest final in the history of the Paris Grand Slam. “
“Gazzetta Dello Sport”: “What pain. Jannik Sinner dreams and lets others dream. He was about to win the first Roland Garros tournament of his career and then loses a desperate in the fifth set after an epic match-the X-Ten of this type-after 5 hours and 29 minutes in the super tie-break of the fifth sentence (…) grueling game – a real miracle of class and willpower of the Spaniard, who prevails after a deficit (…) a sporty drama for number 1 in the world, which had three match balls in the fourth set and even served to win the tournament before it was overwhelmed by the energy Alcaraz. “
“Corriere Dello Sport”: “Infinite bitterness about the outcome of an epic endgame, the best advertising for tennis. Jannik Sinner loses the final of Roland Garros and leaves a wagon load full of remorse on the red sand of the Philippe-Chatrier stadium. Carlos Alcaraz cheered for the second time in the second time the trophy of French Grand Slams Heaven.
“Blick”: “Alcaraz marks the boss in Paris. Carlos Alcaraz pulls his head out of the loop in a memorable French Open final. He defends the Roland Garros title with a five-set triumph over Jannik Sinner-and falls further into misery this weekend.”
“Tages-Anzeiger”: Heroic Spaniard. (…) In an epic Parisian final, Carlos Alcaraz wrestled Jannik Sinner in five sets – after three defended match balls. The two show tennis from another star. “
“NZZ”: “Alcaraz’s victory against Sinner is the beginning of a rivalry for tennis history. Carlos Alcaraz wins a dramatic final in Roland-Garros against Jannik Sinner in five sets. Federer and Nadal can finally retire.”
“Kronen-Zeitung”: “Alcaraz gains epic thriller against Sinner. (…) The winning of his 20th title on the tour was a kind of hussar piece for Alcaraz in a high-class exchange of blows.”
“Kurier”: “Madness comeback in the historic finale! Alcaraz remains king of Paris.”
“The Telegraph”: “Carlos Alcaraz achieves one of the most unbelievable victories in tennis history. After a two-set deficit against Jannik Sinner, he fights back and defends three match balls (…) The story of this game could fill a whole book. But in the end Alcaraz reaches a level with which no other player could have kept.”
“BBC”: “Alcaraz ‘reign of Roland Garros seemed to be over when the world ranking Sinner in the fourth set was 5: 3. But the 22-year-old Spaniard showed extraordinary fighting spirit and won after five hours and 29 minutes-the longest French Open-Open final of history. In an electrical atmosphere on the court of Philippe Court Court Court. Alcaraz showed the best performance of his career and won his fifth big title. ”
“The Guardian”: “Carlos Alcaraz fends off three match balls and defeats Sinner in the epic final of the French Open.”
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Source: Stern
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