Novak Djokovic faces World No 1 Jannik Sinner in the French Open semi-finals and for a spot in Sunday’s title match against defending champion Carlos Alcaraz.Djokovic, 38, is bidding to become the oldest male grand slam champion in the Open era and said there is “no bigger occasion” for him that taking on the World No 1 in a major semi-final at Roland Garros.

Carlos Alcaraz continues to solidify his status as one of tennis’s brightest stars. At just 22 years old, the Spanish sensation has already amassed four Grand Slam titles and a silver medal from the 2024 Paris Olympics. In 2025, he continued to add to his impressive resume.

Novak Djokovic has declared Jannik Sinner as the best player of the last few years ahead of their French Open semi-final. Sinner and Alcaraz have battled for the sport’s biggest prizes and the world No. 1 berth over the past couple of seasons, but Djokovic insists that the Italian is currently the best player.

Carlos Alcaraz paid tribute to Rafael Nadal's commemorative plaque at Roland Garros before advancing to the final after Lorenzo Musetti retired hurt. Alcaraz seeks to become the first player since Nadal in 2006 to win consecutive French Open titles.

Carlitos' goal is to continue his run and lift his second trophy in a row in the French capital, but it will not be easy to beat the opponents who remained in the draw. His next opponent will be Lorenzo Musetti, who is playing the best tennis of his young career and has acquired a different awareness in his means since he first became a father.

Carlos Alcaraz put in an impressive performance against Tommy Paul in the quarterfinals of the 2025 Roland Garros, proving once again that he is the player to beat on this surface and that he will give his best to confirm the title won in Paris a year ago.

The Spanish tennis ace has experienced 'anxiety, frustration and doubts' despite his phenomenal success on the court

Carlos Alcaraz is through to his third consecutive Roland Garros semi-final. The defending champion enjoyed a thrilling day at the office in the quarter-final against Tommy Paul. The Spaniard dominated on Court Philippe-Chatrier and dismantled the American 6-0,