At Roland Garros, Carlos Alcaraz won another Grand Slam championship and redefined what resilience and raw talent seem like on a tennis court. On a tense Parisian evening, under the dwindling sun and amid a buzzing Philippe Chatrier throng,

Andy Murray has named Jack Draper as a player who can challenge Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner - but warned the next generation has a long way to go to rival the achievements of the Big Three

Both Alcaraz and his idol Nadal were exactly the same age - at 22 years, one month and three days - when they won their fifth grand slam title

It was one of the greatest feats in tennis history. Roland Garros 2025 began with a tribute to its undisputed king—14-time champion Rafa Nadal—whose legacy was

Carlos Alcaraz is following in the footsteps of his longtime idol and fellow countryman Rafael Nadal, literally and figuratively. Alcaraz, who defeated Jannik Sinner in a thrilling, comeback victory from two sets down in the men's French Open final on Sunday, became the first repeat men's champion at Roland Garros since Nadal.

Carlos Alcaraz beat world No. 1 Jannik Sinner in the final of the French Open on Sunday, taking the 22-year-old’s Grand Slam haul to five titles. But that barely does justice to the drama that played out at the Court Philippe-Chatrier.

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner waged a war of attrition on the red clay of Paris, battling for five hours and 29 minutes in an unforgettable French Open final on Sunday, June 8. Here are five other major finals from the golden era of Federer,

Industrialist Anand Mahindra summed up the mood perfectly, calling Alcaraz’s winning moment “worth a thousand pep talks” and a reminder that “it isn’t over till it’s over.” Known for turning sporting moments into lessons in leadership and grit, Mahindra ’s post quickly struck a chord with fans.