The 2025 finalist talks about his appreciation for the Bavarian capital, chasing Sincaraz and feeling fully fit ahead of Monday's opening win.

The 24-year-old has been the No. 1 seed at two Challengers this year, winning both events.

From serve-location scouting to AI-assisted analytics, players are using more data than ever to prepare before stepping on court.

Sinner and Alcaraz now have more ranking points than the rest of the ATP Top 8 combined, too.

He now only trails four of the biggest legends of the sport—the Big 3 and Serena Williams—on the all-time list.

He leaves Monte Carlo with his first big clay title—and his first piece of Alcaraz’s turf.

The 18-year-old previously triumphed in Adelaide in January.

He's now won his last four matches in a row—and six of his last seven matches—against reigning world No. 1s.