Overview
- Carlos Alcaraz claimed his first Rome Masters title with a straight-sets victory over Jannik Sinner, solidifying his dominance on clay ahead of Roland Garros.
- The win makes Alcaraz the fifth player in history to achieve the clay-court Masters triple, joining legends like Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic.
- Jannik Sinner, returning from a three-month doping suspension, fell short of becoming the first Italian champion in Rome since 1976.
- Alcaraz extended his head-to-head record against Sinner to 7-4, marking his fourth consecutive win over the Italian star.
- The victory elevates Alcaraz to World No. 2, further cementing his status as the favorite heading into the French Open.