Richard Pagliaro | @tennis_now | Sunday, June 8, 2025
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World No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz He is the most creative player in the world.
Alcaraz stared at three championship points today, creating a comeback for the age group.
Alcaraz in rebellion Jannik Sinner 4-6, 6-7 (4), 6-4, 7-6 (3), 7-6 (2) successfully defended his Roland Garros title in a dazzling and epic final.
The longest French Open final in history was a five-hour, 29-minute thrilling ride, Alcaraz improved to a 5-0 lifespan in the Grand Slam final while Sinner suffered his first major final. Alcaraz is the first person in French Open history to save three championships and win the championship.
After, before Juan Carlos Ferrero, the world’s number oneAlcaraz’s long-time coach admitted that he didn’t want Alcaraz to come back this century when he sat in the box.
“I won’t say I believe he can recover from a 5-3 love 40,” Ferrero told the Paris media. “But with Carlos, everything is possible, he did it again.[ment]. ”
Former French Open Champion Ferrero said Alcaraz’s super power is a constant self-confidence.
In fact, the coach shared Alcaraz, who smoked his own box, swung his racket at Ferrero after offsetting the championship points while defeating Love-40 3-5 in the fourth set.
“Yes, I think his power is always believed until the last ball disappears,” Ferrero said. “And he tried to try. It was the fourth time he loved something 40, it was 5-3, he looked at me and still made me racquet like that [shakes racquet]like saying I’m still here, saying vamos. ”
Indeed, Alcaraz showed strength and endurance, improving his five-shot record to 13-1, including a 4-0 run for five.
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Alcaraz praised his “second father” and former French Open champion Ferrero helped him achieve his main dream.
“I have to thank him for everything I do,” Alcalaz said of Ferrero. “I learned a lot not only from the professional parts, but even from the personal parts. He is my second father, so he is a very important person to me.
“Everything I went through in the beginning, he went through that moment, and I knew how to handle it in a lot of tough times, you know, and the first thing about everything.”
Ferrero said in today’s crazy fifth set that Alcaraz’s courage continues to prove key.
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Ferrero said the courage of the entire shooter to die for it, and the consequences were quality that could not be taught.
“Of course, I think he’s born to play this kind of moment,” Ferrero said. “Whenever we’re in this situation, even if he’s young among the challengers, in 250, in 500, he’s got a lot of chance that year, and he always works for it.”
“In this case, of course, it’s more important than other games. But his style of playing must be the same.
“It’s something we’re trying to prepare for this situation, like the tiebreak in the fifth group. He went from the first point. He’s been brave and very aggressive in trying to win that all the time.”
