Alcaraz, the youngest player to win Monte Carlo since Nadal in 2008

Carlos Alcaraz becomes the youngest player to win the ATP Masters 1000 Montecarlo at 21 years and 337 days, surpassing Rafa Nadal's record set in 2008 at 21 years and 327 days. The Murcian had to come from behind against a strong Lorenzo Musetti, who faced physical issues, to etch his name alongside that of the Mallorcan in this remarkable milestone for the tournament.

21, 337 - Carlos Alcaraz (21 years and 337 days) has become the youngest player to win the Men’s Singles title at the Monte-Carlo Masters since Rafael Nadal (21 years and 321 days) in 2008. Domain.#RolexMonteCarloMasters | @ROLEXMCMASTERS @atptour @ATPMediaInfo pic.twitter.com/6QfdgDkNS7

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