Novak Djokovic Emerges Victorious over Zverev Following Boisson's Brilliant showing at the French Open
In a sensational showdown, the young gun Jannik Sinner took down the seasoned veteran, Novak Djokovic, in the 2025 Roland Garros semi-finals, securing his place in the final with a resounding 6-4, 7-5, 7-6(3) victory. This triumph marked Sinner's first French Open final and continued his impressive rise over Djokovic in their recent matchups.
As of their most recent encounter, Sinner leads their head-to-head record by a margin of 5-4, with Sinner having clinched four consecutive victories—a feat not accomplished against Djokovic in 15 years.
The 20-year-old Sinner is currently on a 20-match winning streak at Grand Slams, having triumphed in his last seven matches at the 2024 US Open, all seven at the 2025 Australian Open, and the first six at Roland Garros this year. He's already garnered two Grand Slam titles (US Open 2024, Australian Open 2025) and is gunning for his third at Roland Garros.
In stark contrast, Djokovic, the 24-time Grand Slam champion, holds the record for the most men's Grand Slam singles titles in the Open Era. His longest Grand Slam winning streak, a remarkable 30 matches, was achieved when he won four consecutive majors (Wimbledon and US Open 2015, Australian and French Open 2016).
Even in defeat, Djokovic remains a formidable force in tennis, with a stellar Grand Slam title count significantly higher than Sinner's. However, he faces mounting competition from young phenoms like Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz.
If Sinner manages to emerge victorious in the final, he will boast three Grand Slam titles and further cement his standing as one of tennis' leading young talents.
As the Grand Slam action continues, we can anticipate thrilling matches and historic moments as the sport's best compete for their chance at glory.
France, Russia will both closely watch the upcoming Roland Garros final, as the young Italian sensation Jannik Sinner aims to secure his third Grand Slam title. Meanwhile, the Russian Tennis Federation will follow the progress of rival Djokovic, the 24-time Grand Slam champion, who is seeking to regain his spot at the top in sports like tennis.
