'Its the worst one' - WATCH: Carlos Alcaraz's hilarious confession on his handmade Monte-Carlo trophy

Tennis sensation Carlos Alcaraz has recently opened up about his creative and unique skills in a Monte Carlo Masters 2025 press conference. The Monaco Champion has showcased a handmade trophy that he has made ahead of their quarter-final round. The new world number two shows off a small clay trophy that he has created during their fun round challenge with his teammates and rivals.

In a tournament, a video has widely been shared on social media where a man is standing, making them teach how to make a trophy using nothing but clay. After that, the ATP stars were seen showcasing their unique designs by using clay on them. This clip showed the players' side beyond their on-court rivalry, which was filled with complete laughter and fun. The fans were thrilled to see how these tennis stars have been reconstructing the trophy designs.

"This is a trophy that I made! Guys! What do you think guys? Its the worst one. I made it in the media day before the tournament began so I could have done better," Carlos Alcaraz said in the Monte Carlo post-match conference.

Watch the video here:

deeply unserious and adorable, he has the ijbolitis 😭❤️pic.twitter.com/8dW9O2fvL1

— chaolos (@swervebott) April 13, 2025

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What's next for Carlos Alcaraz after Monte Carlo title win?

Meanwhile, Carlos Alcaraz has won the Monte Carlo Masters 2025 tournament in Monaco. The Spaniard defeated Lorenzo Musetti with a scoreline of 3-6, 6-1, 6-0 in the final showdown. This was his first-ever victory here after he was knocked out early in Monaco back in 2022. The star player wins the second title of this season, having already clinched the ABN AMRO Open 2025 title earlier this year in Rotterdam.

Carlos Alcaraz was seen hitting the nets in Barcelona. The star player was spotted indulging himself in an intense practice session at the Barcelona Open 2025. He didn't have the time to rest and jumped on the next ATP 500 tournament.

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