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Alcaraz advances ahead of Zverev in the ranking to be number two in the world

Raquel Bermúde… - 13 Apr 2025

Alcaraz advances ahead of Zverev to become world number two. Photo: Getty

There was much more than just a title at stake in this final of the ATP Masters 1000 Monte Carlo 2025. In addition to the significant title, Carlos Alcaraz has an extra prize for defeating Lorenzo Musetti in the grand final in Monaco. Thanks to these 1,000 points, the Spaniard manages to surpass Alexander Zverev in the ATP Ranking to become the new world number two with the next ranking update.

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