After the Madrid Open championship, Carlos Alcaraz moved to Italy to attend Rome Masters. This is the Masters 1000 on the ground, which is in the series of events running for France to expand.
In Rome Masters this year, Alcaraz is the No. 2 seed. Last night, the Spanish tennis player had just had a match under the second round of men's singles. His opponent is compatriot Albert Ramos-Vinolas.
With the difference level, Alcaraz does not face many difficulties to win. After 1 hour of 25 minutes, the No. 2 seed beat Ramos-Vinolas with a score of 6-4, 6-1. This result also helped him officially win tickets to the third round.
Notably, after this match, Alcaraz also returned to the No. 1 in the world. On the ATP ranking Live, the Spanish star has 6815 points, while Djokovic fell to the No. 2 position with 5820 points. On May 22, Alcaraz will officially overtake Nole's throne on the official chart.
Sharing after his first victory in Rome Masters 2023, Alcaraz said: “The first round in every tournament is really difficult. Of course, Albert Ramos is a very difficult opponent, especially on the ground.
“I have to adjust my play really quickly to be able to adapt. Weather conditions are not easy when it rains and we have to wait all day. I don't know if I can play. However, I am really satisfied with my performance and feel very happy to be able to win tickets to the next round.”
