When world number one Jannik Sinner took a decisive 5-3 lead in the fourth set, seemingly ending Alcaraz's supremacy on the Roland Garros clay, the match appeared to be over.

But in a titanic struggle that lasted five hours and 29 minutes—the longest final in French Open history—the 22-year-old Spaniard showed an incredible amount of tenacity, rallying from the edge to win 4-6, 6-7 (4-7), 6-4, 7-6 (7-3), 7-6 (10-2).

Alcaraz had what was likely his best performance of his early career in front of the electric lights and boisterous audience at Court Philippe Chatrier. His unwavering spirit and exceptional skill were evident in every shot and rally, which led to his fifth major triumph and an unforgettable moment.

"It is a privilege to share a court with you in every tournament and in making history.”,  He informed Sinner of his victory speech. "The level you have is amazing.”

As the first player to win a Grand Slam title after saving match point since Novak Djokovic's historic 2019 Wimbledon final comeback, Alcaraz made history.

With iron determination, he broke the barrier that the world number two has never before overcome after losing the first two sets.

In an incredible struggle that tried every ounce of both players' fortitude, Jannik Sinner, who was vying for his first Roland Garros title and a third straight major, was ultimately defeated in a match that was as brutal and gritty as it was spectacular.

"It's easier to play than talk now," 23-year-old, who was participating in just his second competition following being banned for three months for failing two drug tests. “ I'm still happy with this trophy - I won't sleep very well tonight but it is OK."

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