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Alcaraz ensures a top-2 finish at Roland Garros 2025 in the ATP ranking

Diego Jiménez Rubio - 4 Jun 2025

Carlos Alcaraz, ranked 2nd. Photo: gettyimages

Carlos Alcaraz would be peacefully sleeping in his hotel room in Paris while Novak Djokovic was securing his victory over Alexander Zverev in the semifinals of Roland Garros 2025, which has an important consequence for the Spanish player. Alcaraz has ensured leaving Paris as the world number 2. His final ranking in comparison to Sinner for the number 1 spot and his lead over Zverev in points will depend on what happens from here until the end of the tournament.

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