Carlos Alcaraz, at just 22 years old and current world number two, added a new title to his list of achievements this Sunday, the 21st of his ATP career, by winning the prestigious tournament of Queen's in London. In a thrilling three-set encounter, Alcaraz defeated Jiri Lehecka 6-4, 6-7(5), 6-2. This victory is the Murcia native's fifth of the season, following his victories in Monte Carlo, Rome, Roland Garros and Rotterdam, and extends his unbeaten streak to 18 consecutive matches, confirming his status as one of the most dominant tennis players on the current circuit.
During the match, Alcaraz showed unwavering solidity, especially in the decisive set, where he achieved two breaks crucial points that allowed him to close the match in his favor. With this victory, the Spaniard equals Feliciano Lopez as the only Spanish tennis players in history to win two titles at Queen's. Furthermore, this success brings him even closer to the number one spot in the world rankings, placing him just 1.030 points behind the Italian Jannik Sinner.
After lifting the trophy, Alcaraz shared his satisfaction: "This tournament is very special to me. I'm happy to lift the trophy once again. I came without expectations, just to play good tennis and adapt to the grass. I was lucky to have many friends and family here, which made me feel very comfortable both on and off the court.".
For his part, his rival in the final, Jiri Lehecka, did not skimp on praise for the champion: "I'm struggling to find the words right now, but I'm so happy to have had the opportunity to fight for the title today. Congratulations to Carlos and his team for the great job they've done. I gave it my all today, and unfortunately it wasn't enough.".
With this victory, Alcaraz will reach WimbledonThe tournament, which begins on June 30, sees him as one of the favorites to defend his title at the All England Club. His impeccable performance at Queen's has dispelled any doubts about his adaptation and mastery of the grass surface.


