Carlos Alcaraz It crosses one of the sweetest moments of short but extraordinary career. The sensations send it, but also the data. The title was conquered this week at Queen’s Before Jiri Leheckka it was a new search for it.
This is not the first time Alcaraz has made a rare move from the beaten ground to grass, but Yes, this is the first time this fact has been signed to the first change. Never in his career has achieved the Spanish player Llink titles on two different surfaces Without other contests controversial between up to 2025.
For example, Alcaraz won a hard track in Miami 2022 or Indian Wells 2023 before being crowned with God, but between him he added losses to Montecarlo 2022 and Miami 2023. Last year, as, he achieved the double Roland Garros-Wimbledon, but suffered a salon Labahan. This challenge was achieved in 2025: directly from the title to the Whipped Land of Paris to another in the grass in London to associate the trophies on different surfaces on the first time in his career.
Although, if it relates to tournaments, Carlos Alcaraz achieved the first time in his career to add three consecutive titles. The champion of the 1000 Masters of Rome, left after the essential week of rest to win Roland Garros and, after week of private tennis clearance, he planted the Queen to achieve three of the three in the last contest.
Finals records and successive success
They could be more, in fact, if it wasn’t for the harm he tasted in the final Godó and prevented him from competing to the desired level against a great Holger rune, champion of all laws. Because, before the title in Rome, Alcaraz has come up with his success in Montecarlo and that final in Barcelona.
In short, five consecutive contests play the finals. His note to this day is three contests in succession Playing the game for the title, something he achieved in 2023 with his title to Buenos Aires, its conclusion to Rio (it also weighed for an injury) and its title to Indian Wells. He then touched the successful move from the beaten ground to the hard track, but these physical problems prevented him from fighting to materialize it.
Of course, at a similar time, the three successes in a Rome row, Roland Garros and Queen’s launched Carlos Alcaraz for the best of success in his career. There were six achievements in the Italic Forum, seven were achieved in Paris and five pluses were added this past Sunday in London. In all, eight.
Alcaraz left Eleven he achieved in 2023, though only fourth of them were in ATP. Then Queen (five wins) won, Wimbledon (another seven) won, added two more successes at the Hopman Cup (two who didn’t calculate for the ATP) and won two games in Canada before falling removed. Thus, eleven success in a row, Eleven in ATP as I achieved in 2022 (Champion in Barcelona and Madrid with five successes in each contest and quarterfinalist in Roland Garros after four other wins).
As a curiosity, the historic top50 gust of the ATP begins with twenty -th successes in succession, a milestone in which Alcaraz should win their first five Wimbledon games. Time will tell how far the Murcian player can go, which will come to London in terms of results and sensations.
Up there, Alcaraz (Two Wimbledons and Two Queen) has already matched the four trophy Rafa Nadal (Two Wimbledons, a Queen and a Stuttgart) and Feliciano López (Two Eastbourne and two queens) They have grass and take them to the usual Spanish Colidist In this statistics at Era Open. The only thing that is clear in passing parties and contests is that Carlos Alcaraz continues to overcome the best numbers he owns.
Source: La Verdad
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