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Carlos Alvarez became the youngest man at 21 years old to win a major final on all three tennis court surfaces. He defeated Alexander Zverev to win the French Open. Nick Wright explains why this is a “passing the torch” moment from the Roger Federer/Rafael Nadal/Novak Djokovic days.
