The first Grand Salam piece among the dominant players in the ATP tour was a bewildering probability – and bypassed this noise.
Both Carrez and the sinner have pushed themselves – and each other – to the maximum in a classic competition that offered all shots, sports and flexibility.
Their wonderful competition quickly turns into a permanent duel that can go beyond sport.
It contains all aspects – the main talent, which sweeps meetings on the largest stages and a mix of characters.
Alcaraz, with his amazing style, passion, and infectious smile, have always been a box office star who shares millions of fans.
In the most difficult moments of the battle against the wrong, he continued to play with freedom – perhaps too much for his coach Juan Carlos Ferrero – and demanded more noise from the Paris crowd.
They responded loudly as Alcaraz showed the heart and courage – along with explosive returns and skills of skilled hand – which became known and revered.
The majority of the 15,000 fans were jumping to their feet after each point in an exciting conclusion, as both players continued to carry out high -quality shots that challenge the belief in many cases.
Alcaraz flew from the blocks in the first tie to 10 of the decisive group, describing every other part of the sinner's energy before winning with the wonderful running winner who was breathing on the line.
He fell on his back before the sinner wandered around the network in order to embrace warm.
Alcaraz found the energy somehow for the race outside the stadium, climbing the stands to celebrate with the French open winner in 2003 Ferrero, the rest of his team and his family.
Both players were given rounds of applause Raptos, who collected their prizes after the second longest long final in history.
