Despite winning his first Grand Slam at Roland Garros, Alexander Zverev became the first men's champion in over two decades not to appear on the front page of French sports daily L'Équipe the next day.

Alexander Zverev has finally done it. The German captured his first Grand Slam title on Sunday, beating Flavio Cobolli to claim the French Open.

The pressure is finally off Alexander Zverev, who played more matches at majors than anyone in the professional era — 125 to be exact — before he won a Grand Slam title. After raising

Flavio Cobolli offered serious resistance, but in the end, Zverev's experience and tennis qualities were crucial for the German to win his first Grand Slam trophy.

Alexander Zverev's parents were there when he won the 2026 French Open

Whew. Over the weekend, the high-rollers were rolling high when it came to Roland Garros and the NBA Finals. Patrick Everson reports.

Alexander Zverev finally fulfilled his dream of becoming a Grand Slam champion by defeating Italy’s Flavio Cobolli in the French Open final on Sunday. The match lasted four hours and 16 minutes, with both players pushed to their limits in the five-set thriller.

Sachin Tendulkar's congratulatory message for Alexander Zverev's French Open title sparked criticism, with users pointing to abuse allegations against the German star.