Carlos Alcaraz makes big revelation about what is 'not my priority anymore'

NEEDS EXAMINATION. Musetti reflects on his injury during Monte Carlo final - Tennis Tonic - News, Predictions, H2H, Live Scores, stats

Lorenzo Musetti, the world No. 11, opened up about the injury that hampered his performance in the Monte Carlo final. Despite the setback, Musetti showed immense determination by choosing not to retire, even though the match became increasingly difficult to endure. “We still don’t know yet exactly, but of course we gonna do some exams in the next days,” Musetti shared, expressing uncertainty about the exact nature of his injury. The young Italia…

Alcaraz Cuts Sinner's Lead And Rises To No. 2 Spot In Latest ATP Rankings

Carlos Alcaraz rose to the World No. 2 position in the latest edition of the ATP Rankings thanks to his win at the 2025 Monte-Carlo Masters. For years now, Alcaraz has been called one of the two best players in the world. Previously, Novak Djokovic was his rival for the top spot, and in recent month...

Carlos Alcaraz makes big revelation about what is 'not my priority anymore'

Carlos Alcaraz has proclaimed that his ranking is no longer a priority after his victory at the 2025 Monte Carlo Masters saw him return to world No 2. The four-time Grand Slam champion downed Lorenzo Musetti 3-6, 6-1, 6-0 in the final in Monte Carlo, with the Italian hampered by an injury in the closing stages. Alcaraz‘s maiden Monte Carlo triumph was his sixth Masters 1000 title and 18th career tournament win. After winning Monte Carlo, Alcaraz…

Lorenzo Musetti's dream of winning the first 1000 of his career broke down on the best; ahead in the final of a set on Alcaraz, we all know how it went. Musetti's analysis of the Monegasque week must go beyond the lost final, because there is so much more. Among this there is certainly also the ATP ranking, which sees Carrarino one step away from the Top 10, in 11th place in the ranking and best ranking, thanks precisely to the final in the Prin…

The results in Indian Wells and Miami ignited the alarms. But with the start of the beaten earth tour, the best version of Carlos Alcaraz flourished again. His second title of 2025 arrived in an unpublished territory for him to date, as also happened with the first one in Rotterdam. In addition, he added the seventh Masters 1000 of his career and broke a streak of a year and a month without winning a trophy of this category. And to round up the …