After disappointing at Miami Open, Carlos Alcaraz had a spectacular makeover at Monte Carlo Masters 2025. In the final, the Spanish tennis player had a comeback against Lorenzo Musetti with a score of 3-6, 6-1, 6-0 to crown the championship.
The victory over Musetti helped Alcaraz reach 6 Masters 1000 titles in his career. Not only that, the Spaniard also has advancement on the ATP rankings. According to the latest update, he officially usurped the world's No. 2 of Alexander Zverev.
Specifically, Alcaraz has 1,000 reward points after being crowned at Monte Carlo. From 6,720 points, Carlitos now has 7,720 in the rankings. Meanwhile, Zverev dropped from 7,645 to 7,595 points and fell to position 3.
This is the first time Alcaraz has been in the top 2 ATP since October last year. During this time, Jannik Sinner was the ruler who ruled the chart, while Alcaraz himself was also in a unstable form. Currently, he has narrowed the Sinner gap from 3,610 points (10,330 compared to 6,720) to 2,210 points (9,930 compared to 7,720).
Currently, Alcaraz also temporarily led the race to ATP Finals 2025, with 2,410 points – more than Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic. The strong return is also a positive signal for the Spanish tennis player when he steps into the ground and his forte. In the near future, the 21 -year -old star needs to conquer a higher goal than the expanded French Grand Slam.
