PARIS - It took five long sets spanning over four hours of play to win the 2026 Roland Garros trophy: a deeply moved German Alexander Zverev lifted the prestigious trophy after defeating a generous Fabio Cobolli, who held nothing back. It was a title Germany hadn't won since 1936. The victory of the eternal third-place player shattered a sort of destiny that had surrounded him for years. Adriano Panatta presented the "Musketeers' Cup," remaining the last Italian to win the Parisian trophy. Flavio Cobolli's great dream faded on the final turn. Alexander Zverev is the…