Carlos Alcaraz is just unstoppable at this point. He added another milestone to his rapid success and secured the longest winning streak of his professional career. The 22-year-old Spaniard just claimed his 15th consecutive victory after a really dramatic and tough battle against Jaume Munar at the Queen’s Club Championships, surpassing his career best of 14 in 2022 and 2023.
Carlos Alcaraz’s record-breaking moment came after an exhausting three-hour and 23-minute-long game, where he won with a very small margin, 6-4, 6-7, 7-5 against Munar. The match tested his mental and physical health as he had to make a significant comeback after the second set.
Carlos Alcaraz On The Win
Reflecting on the game and how challenging it was, he said, “It was a really tough battle that we had today. Jaume is a great competitor, I think he showed how difficult it is to beat him,” said Alcaraz, who improved to 3-1 in his Lexus ATP Head2Head series with Munar. “I’m just proud of the level I played, it’s my second match on grass this year. There were a lot of things going on, but I’m really happy.”
“I struggled mentally and physically. I honestly still don’t know how I’m here now. I’m just really happy to give myself another chance in the quarter-finals,” he added
When Did His Streak Begin?
Carlos Alcaraz’s streak began with a title run at the Italian Open, where he won six matches. He then defended his title at Roland-Garros in a tiring finale against Jannik Sinner, adding seven more matches to the streak. He then pushed his streak further to achieve the longest winning streak of his career at the Queen’s Club Championship after defeating Adam Walton and Munar.
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The milestone holds significance because Alcaraz is usually seen as someone who’s only dominant on clay courts. This achievement came on a grass court, showcasing that he’s becoming a formidable force on the grass as well, which could lead him to defend his title at the upcoming Grand Slam, Wimbledon.
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