Odell Beckham Jr. sends 5-word message to Carlos Alcaraz as tennis pro wins fifth Grand Slam title

Odell Beckham Jr. sent a congratulatory message to Carlos Alcaraz as the Spanish tennis star won his fifth Grand Slam title at the 2025 French Open. The tennis pro displayed a phenomenal performance and overcame a two-set deficit to clinch the title.

On Wednesday, Carlos Alcaraz shared candid pictures on Instagram of his time in Paris for the French Open. The Spanish star also shared a post with Odell Beckham Jr. playing cards with him. Sharing the post, the tennis pro wrote in the caption:

"A few photos from RG! 📸 I can’t wait to go back next year, and to return to my home at @hotelvillamarquis! 🏠 Thank you so much for the hospitality and warmth for the last weeks!"

Odell Beckham Jr. cheered for Alcaraz in the comments:

"MY BROOOOOO!!!!! U did thttttt🔥🔥🔥"

Odell Beckham Jr. sends 5-word message to Carlos Alcaraz Garfia as Tennis pro wins fifth Grand Slam title/@carlitosalcarazz

Odell Beckham Jr. Attended the French Open during this offseason. On May 28, Roland Garros shared a video of the NFL star attending the tennis Major. He was seen in a stylish white outfit.

Beckham Jr. wore a white shirt, pairing it with a matching blazer and black pants. He also wore a black cap, which had a text saying:

"Who's your surgeon?"

Later, he even shared a post on his Instagram account cheering for Alcaraz.

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Odell Beckham Jr. shared a glimpse of his offseason outing

On Wednesday, Odell Beckham Jr. shared a post on his Instagram account of him exploring new places. He posted pictures, including snaps of some motivational quotes. He shared a picture of himself and then a quote:

"Authenticity is a lost art these days …."

Odell Beckham Jr. played his last season for the Dolphins on the reserve/PUP list. In December, he agreed with the team for his waivers and was released.

Beckham Jr. spent five seasons with the New York Giants and then three seasons with the Browns. He had also played for the Los Angeles Rams and the Baltimore Ravens in his career.