Longest French Open Final in History: Match Duration, Players & Records
Introduction When it comes to epic showdowns in tennis, the French Open has delivered its fair share of unforgettable battles. But one match stands out in the tournament's storied history — the longest French Open final ever played . This historic clash not only pushed players to their physical limits but also etched itself into the annals of tennis greatness. In this blog, we’ll explore the longest final in French Open history , breaking down the match duration , the legendary players involved , the records set , and why this final is still talked about today. 🎾 Which Match Was the Longest French Open Final in History? The 1984 French Open Final between Ivan Lendl and John McEnroe holds the title of the longest final in terms of match duration. It lasted an incredible 4 hours and 8 minutes , a marathon on the red clay of Roland Garros. Final Score: Ivan Lendl def. John McEnroe 3–6, 2–6, 6–4, 7–5, 7–5 🧠The Background: Lendl vs. McEnroe In 1984, John McEnroe was t...