Battle of tennis future: Sinner and Alcaraz at the peak of clay season
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Sunday's Roland Garros 2025 final will offer the first Grand Slam clash between world number one Jannik Sinner and number two Carlos Alcaraz. The twenty-something rivals represent the pinnacle of contemporary men's tennis, and their Parisian encounter could define a new era of the sport. Twenty-three-year-old Italian enters the final with an almost perfect season. He hasn't lost a single set on his path through the Parisian tournament and demolished Novak Djokovic in the semifinals 3:0. Sinner's streak of twenty consecutive wins at Grand Slam tournaments is impressive, as is his overall form following a three-month break due to suspension. Alcaraz arrives as defending champion from last year with an incredible Grand Slam record - he has never lost a major final. The twenty-two-year-old Spaniard has already won three titles this year including Monte Carlo and Rome, confirming his clay dominance. His semifinal against Lorenzo Musetti remained unfinished due to his op...