6-0! The second-generation world s second-largest egg sweep, 2-0 in 53 minutes to create a French Open tragedy, the top 4 was born today

June 4th news, the French Open in 2025 completed all the competition on the 10th match day. The final match ended at the latest, the world's second-place Alcalas was in full swing, with a 6-0 run in the first set and a 6-1 run in the second set. It took only 53 minutes to easily lead the score 2-0. Finally, it went straight to three sets and swept the famous American star Tommy Paul. He lost only 5 games + an average of half an hour in the game, creating a tragedy, advanced to the men's singles semi-finals, and continued his title defense journey! Before the start of the French Open, Alcalas adjusted his form to the best. In the ATP1000 Rome Masters last month, Alcalas swept the world No. 1 Sina 2-0 in the final and showed amazing dominance on clay court.

When coming to Roland Garros, Alcaras started his defending title as the second seed. Alcaras, who was in the lower half, eliminated Zepieri, Marosanne, Zumhul and Sheldon to advance to the quarterfinals. In this round, the quarter-finals, he encountered the No. 12 seed and American star Tommy Paul.

If it is in a hard field, maybe Tommy Paul may still have the ability to compete, but in the clay court of the French Open, Tommy Paul was completely unable to resist Alcalas' attack like a storm. In just 53 minutes, Aka won two sets in a row with a score of 6-0 and 6-1, winning 2-0 in a big score, creating a tragedy in the French Open! In the third set, Alcalas broke the serve in the ninth game and finally won again with a score of 6-4, straight to three sets, 6-0 in a single set, and swept Tommy Paul 3-0 with a score of 3-0. The whole game took only 1 hour and 34 minutes, with an average of 30 minutes per set. With this crushing victory, Alcalas made it to the semi-finals for three consecutive years and won 12 consecutive victories across the French Open!

men's singles in the second half, another quarter-final match, No. 8 seed Musetti fought fiercely in four sets, eliminated No. 15 seed Tiafo 3-1, and entered the French Open semi-final for the first time in his career, setting a new record for his best in Roland Garros. In this game, Musetti won the first game with a score of 6-2, and Tiafo equalized the big score 6-4. Musetti won 7-5, 6-2 and locked in the victory in two sets. He once again entered the semi-finals of the Grand Slam after Wimbledon last year, and became the only player this season to reach at least the semi-finals in four clay competitions. Next, Mussetti will challenge the defending champion Alcalas in this French Open men's singles semi-final. It is worth mentioning that in the last ATP1000 Rome Masters, Mussetti also met Alcalas in the semi-finals. At that time, Mussetti lost two sets 3-6, 6-7, and lost five consecutive losses against Alcalas! In the early game period of the 10th match day, the two women's singles quarter-finals were the first to complete the competition for the first half of the women's singles. Sabalenka eliminated Chinese star Zheng Qinwen 7-6, 6-3, Svatech defeated Svitorina 6-1, 7-5, and the world's number one Sabalenka and defending champion Svatech both advanced to the semi-finals.

The next 11th day, the quarter-finals of the men's singles upper and lower half of the women's singles will begin. The top four men's and women's singles will be born today. The specific schedule is as follows:

Philip Chartier Stadium (starts at 5 pm)

Kess Goff

Mira Andreva Boisson

Sina Bubrick

Djokovic Zverev