Carlos Alcaraz gathered 3-6, 6-1, 6-0 against Lorenzo Musetti on Sunday to win the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters in Monaco.
The second -seed Spanish demanded the sixth ATP Masters 1000 title and for the first time since the Indian Wells in March 2024. It was a 18th career title for the Grand Slam winner four times next month.
Musetti, who played in the first Masters 1000 finals, fought a significant injury in the third set in a match that lasted 1 hour and 54 minutes. 13. Insemined 23 -year -old Italian, the decision -making set was treated after losing the first three games.
Alcaraz, “I will want to win a match is not like that,” he said. “Thinking about Lorenzo had a hard week, played long matches. I feel sorry for him. This is one of his best results, not that easy.
Musetti, six of eight breaks and saved seven of the nine break points for Alcaraz for the only 10 winners – in the first set seven – succeeded.
It was the third Masters 1000 title in Clay for the French open champion Alcaraz, who won in Madrid in 2022 and 2023.
In the second round (Argentina’s Francisco Cerundolo) and the quarterfinals (France’s Arthur elephants), Alcaraz Alcaraz reduced the first set to Musetti after committing 14 of the 32 forced mistakes in the match.
“I’m really happy to win Monte-Carlo for the first time.” He said. “It was a really difficult week with very difficult situations.
After the performance of this week, Alcaraz, who will rise to number 2 in the world ranking, rose to 4-1 in the Kafaya series with Musetti.
The quarter -finals was a painful end for a strong week for the first 10 victory against Greece’s Stefanos Tssitsipas and the semifinals of Alex de Minaur in Australia, Alex de Minaur.
The start time of the match rose three hours due to the threat of rain in the principality.
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