Overview
- Carlos Alcaraz said he “didn’t feel well,” had “no feeling at all,” and was disappointed with his level in the loss.
- Alcaraz committed 54 unforced errors and struggled with timing and movement on the slow indoor court at La Défense Arena.
- He was seen arguing with coach Juan Carlos Ferrero, later attributing it to a mistaken tactical approach for the conditions.
- The result ends Alcaraz’s recent Masters 1000 winning run, reported at 17 matches, and halts his Paris campaign in the second round.
- Live rankings show Alcaraz around 11,240 points to Jannik Sinner’s 10,510, and the Spaniard now turns to the ATP Finals and Davis Cup to regroup.