Overview
- Alexander Zverev won his opening match at the Rome Masters, defeating Camilo Ugo Carabelli 6-2, 6-1 in 66 minutes.
- The tournament serves as a key preparation for the French Open, with Zverev aiming to build confidence after mixed clay-court results this season.
- Zverev is the last German remaining in the men’s draw following Jan-Lennard Struff’s withdrawal and Daniel Altmaier’s early exit.
- Former footballer Mats Hummels attended the match, highlighting the strong support Zverev enjoys from fans and public figures alike.
- Zverev will face Lithuanian qualifier Vilius Gaubas in the next round as he seeks to maintain momentum ahead of Roland Garros.