Tim Henman has commented on Flavio Cobolli's performance after his narrow defeat to Alexander Zverev in the French Open final. Although Cobolli, at 24, showcased considerable talent by pushing Zverev to the limit, Henman pointed out that improving his serve is essential for Cobolli's future success. Henman noted that while Cobolli possesses a powerful serve, he needs to increase his first serve percentage to effectively utilize his forehand. This adjustment could enhance his competitiveness, especially on faster surfaces like grass and hard courts. Cobolli's performance has also led to his debut in the ATP top 10 rankings, marking a significant milestone in his career. Meanwhile, Zverev's victory not only ended the recent Grand Slam success of rising stars Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner but also positioned him among elite players who have both a Grand Slam title and an Olympic gold medal. Zverev's achievement underscores his resilience, having faced tough matches earlier in the tournament before claiming the title against Cobolli.