That made the bantamweight champs 1 for 2 on the night.

was unprecedented at Roland-Garros. It was unforgettable. Alcaraz’s coach, Juan Carlos Ferrero, described his guy’s best trait this way: “His strength is (to) keep believing all the time, until the last ball is gone.”Alcaraz’s five Grand Slam titles at 22 — that’s the age at which Nadal, Bjorn Borg and Pete Sampras also got to five; no one’s done it younger — show how special he is. So does the Spaniard’s 5-0 record in major finals, a career start surpassed among men only by Federer’s 7-0.

. Tuesday marks a full year that. He has reached the finals of his last eight tournaments, a run last accomplished by Djokovic a decade ago.. He has won 47 of his last 50 matches.

Notably, all three of those losses came against — yes, you guessed it — Alcaraz. That hearkens back to the days when Federer would beat everyone other than Nadal.Sinner had claimed 31 Slam sets in a row right up until the moment he was up 2-0 against Alcaraz.

What was unmistakable to anyone watching in-person at Court Philippe-Chatrier or following along from afar on TV is that Alcaraz vs. Sinner is a must-see.

“The level,” Alcaraz said, “was insane.”Most kids will recover from measles, but infection can lead to

such as pneumonia, blindness, brain swelling and death.There’s no specific treatment for measles, so doctors generally try to alleviate symptoms, prevent complications and keep patients comfortable.

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