Sinner reflected on Djokovic's accomplishments and described them as incredible. The young gun wished the legend all the best for the rest of the season, feeling grateful for still having Novak around.

The 2025 French Open may go down as the official starting point for a new era of men's tennis. It will be the first meeting in a grand slam final between the sport's two ascendent stars: Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz.

Djokovic produced the Grand Slam peak that has been the trademark of his late career, but Sinner was a mountain too high to climb.

Djokovic said defeat to Sinner could have been his last match at the French Open, with the Italian through to face Carlos Alcaraz in Sunday’s final

Reigning champion Carlos Alcaraz faced world No. 1 Jannik Sinner in a mouthwatering men's French Open singles final. The top two players in the world have seven Grand Slam titles between them. This is the first time they will meet in a major final but it feels hugely unlikely it will be the last.

Djokovic has lost his past three matches against Sinner. Beating him today is just the second step of three on the path to tennis

Djokovic produced a tactical masterclass to outmanoeuvre Alexander Zverev and reach his 13th French Open semi-final. Djokovic dropped serve in the opening game of the match but dominated Zverev from there and closed out a 4-6 6-2 6-3 6-4 victory in three hours. He said it proved that he can still beat the best in the world.

Sinner is preparing for his match against Alcaraz on June 8, which brings his name into the headlines. While fans search his various social media accounts and look for details of his life, they'll learn he recently split with girlfriend Anna Kalinskaya.