After defending his Roland Garros crown in dramatic fashion over Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz is taking a well-earned break in Ibiza ahead of his next move.

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,

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner fought in their first Major final at Roland Garros. As expected, the leaders of the new generation made it memorable, battling for five hours and 29 minutes and writing their names in history books.

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Viewers from around the world were brought on the roller-coaster ride where Alcaraz fell down two sets to love and came back from three straight championship points in the fourth set to win on the 10-point tiebreak in the final set. The win marked Alcaraz's second French Open title and fifth major championship of his career.

In a moment of class and sportsmanship, Carlos Alcaraz applauded Lorenzo Musetti off the court after the Italian was forced to retire midway through their Roland Garros semifinal clash on Friday. With Alcaraz leading 4-6,

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