Carlos Alcaraz reacts after suffering a shocking second round exit from ATP Paris Masters 2025

Overview

• Carlos Alcaraz suffered a 6-4, 3-6, 4-6 loss to Cameron Norrie in the second round of the ATP Paris Masters 2025
• In the post-match conference, the Spaniard claimed it was just not his night, reflecting on his loss
• He claimed to be feeling great after practicing a lot, moving well on the court, having clear ideas, and hitting the ball well

Carlos Alcaraz suffered a 6-4, 3-6, 4-6 loss to Cameron Norrie in the second round of the ATP Paris Masters 2025. In the post-match conference, the Spaniard claimed it was just not his night, reflecting on his loss. He claimed to be feeling great after practicing a lot, moving well on the court, having clear ideas, and hitting the ball well.

The star player claimed he could have done well even in the first set, which he won. Carlos felt his game got worse with each passing set without his knowledge.

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"I don't know. Yeah, yeah. I had a lot of practice here, and I was feeling great, feeling amazing, moving on the court, hitting the ball. I had all the ideas clear, all the goals clear. But today, even in the first set, even though I won, I just felt like I could do much more than what I did. I tried in the second set just to be better, but it was totally the opposite. I just feel even worse," Alcaraz said.

"I'm really disappointed about my level today," - Carlos Alcaraz

He then credited Norrie for his performance for not allowing him to settle. The 22-year-old was unhappy with his performance, which ensured his elimination from the tournament.

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"I think I have to give credit to Cam, as well, because I think he didn't let me stay or come back to the match. I had a few breakpoints, which I would say could have been really helpful for me. I didn't make it with really easy mistakes. I'm really disappointed about my level today, and it is what it is," Alcaraz added in his statement.