Alcaraz produced his first comeback from two-sets-to-love down to win his second Roland Garros title against his nearest rival.

No matter what Carlos Alcaraz does during what’s certain to be a legendary career, his comeback victory over Jannik Sinner will always be remembered.

At his current meteoric trajectory, the precocious Carlos Alcaraz eventually becoming the GOAT of men's tennis becomes more and more realistic with every new Grand Slam singles title victory. In fact,

Carlos Alcaraz won an epic final clash against Jannik Sinner at the French Open and escaped to Ibiza for a much-needed getaway for post-victory celebrations.

After Sunday’s French Open men's final – a 5-hour, 29-minute epic that somehow ended with Carlos Alcaraz holding ... Not only did Alcaraz win his fifth Grand Slam title at just one month ...

When the day began, bidding on the autographed “Golden Slam” 1/1 NetPro rookie card had already surpassed the previous record high for an Alcaraz card of $33,665, with bidding reaching $35,380, including buyer’s premium.

Carlos Alcaraz reacts after winning a game against Jannik Sinner during the French Open final ... to rally from two sets down and win a Grand Slam final in the Open Era, which began in 1968.