Sinner against Alcaraz: decision-making battle in the French Open final!

Sinner against Alcaraz: decision-making battle in the French Open final!

Vienna, Österreich - On June 6, 2025, the eagerly awaited final of the French Open will be held. In this duel, the Italian world ranking listener Jannik Sinner and the Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz face each other. Sinner qualified for the final in impressive manner by defeating the nine -time champion Novak Djokovic with 6: 4, 7: 5, 7: 6 (3) in the semifinals. In his semi -finals,

Carlos Alcaraz benefits from the injury -related task of his opponent Lorenzo Musetti. At the end of the game, the booth of 4: 6, 7: 6 (3), 6: 0, 2: 0 broke off, which means that Alcaraz only had to actively stand on the pitch for 2:25 hours. The young Spaniard expressed his regret about the profit through task and wished Musetti a quick recovery.

first appearance for Sinner in the final

for Sinner it is the first finale of the French Open and he strives for his fourth Grand Slam title. The 22-year-old showed a strong performance in the semifinals, but needed a total of 3:16 hours to defeat Djokovic, and showed nerve strength, especially in the third set, where he won the tie-break for himself after three set balls.

in the first round of the semi -finals, Sinner emerged early by suggesting Djokovic in the first set. Djokovic was initially able to compensate for in the second set, but had to struggle with thigh problems that affected his further game.

Alcaraz and the history of the Grand Slam

Carlos Alcaraz was able to win his fourth Grand Slam title this season if he successfully completes the final and would win his fifth title in total. The term "Grand Slam", which describes the profit of all four major tournaments-the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and US Open-within a calendar year, is of immense importance in tennis. Only five players have achieved this success in singles, including the legendary Rod Laver, who made it twice.

The Grand Slam tournaments are not only the most prestigious, but also the highest doped in tennis, both in terms of prize money and the world ranking points. In 2024, prize money of a total of $ 254 million was distributed to 800 professional players, and the popularity of these tournaments reached almost 2 billion spectators worldwide.

The number of spectators of Grand Slam events has increased not only through the live broadcasts in recent years, but also by presence on social media, where over 6.3 billion video views have been registered. The final between Sinner and Alcaraz promises to become another exciting chapter in the history of this important tournament.