Alcaraz advances to first Italian Open final

Carlos Alcaraz still in semifinals after 100th Masters’ win

Carlos Alcaraz is tearing up Rome like a Murcia-born tornado, and the Foro Italico’s clay is his playground. The 22-year-old Spaniard just notched his 100th Masters 1000 match, a milestone that’s got fans roaring louder than a Barça crowd at Camp Nou. Alcaraz’s next battle is the Italian Open final against Jannik Sinner on May 18, 2025, at 3:00 PM UTC at Foro Italico. It’s their first-ever… Source

Carlos Alcaraz, at the age of 22 and in his first centenary in the Masters 1.000 category, managed to advance to the final of the tournament in Rome after overcoming Lorenzo Musetti in a game played in complicated conditions. Although it was not a showy encounter, full of errors (80 in total between both players), the Spanish showed intelligence, personality and hierarchy to prevail by 6-3 and 7-6(4) in 2 hours and 2 minutes. After his victory, …

Carlos Alcaraz is the first to qualify for the final of the Rome tennis tournament. The world number 3 defeated the Italian Lorenzo Musetti in the semi-final: 6-3, 7-6, (4). In the final he will face Jannik Sinner and so a dream final awaits in Italy.

Carlos Alcaraz razed with Lorenzo Musetti and could be measured to Jannik Sinner in the final of the tournament in Italy

Carlos Alcaraz admits struggles after reaching Italian Open final

Carlos Alcaraz overcame a partisan home crowd to battle past Lorenzo Musetti and take his place in the Italian Open final.

Alcaraz powers into first Italian Open final

Carlos Alcaraz has advanced to his first Italian Open final with a straight-sets win over over the in-form home favourite Lorenzo Musetti.