WATCH: Monte Carlo champion Carlos Alcaraz shows no signs of slowing down as he heads straight into Barcelona Open

Tennis sensation Carlos Alcaraz is back in action in Barcelona Open. The star player has recently won the Monte Carlo Masters 2025 title and shows no signs of fatigue or rest, as he was seen hitting in the nets. The Spain-born star was spotted practicing in the intense practice session, which showcases his hunger to mark a victory in the upcoming ATP 500 tournament. The fans were ecstatic and hailed him for his determination and grit.

Carlos Alcaras sets eyes on winning Roland Garros 2025

Alcaraz's decision to get back in action after just the conclusion of the Monaco tournament highlights his commitment to working on himself on the clay court surface ahead of Roland Garros 2025. The star player has already won two ATP titles this year but failed to capture the Grand Slam title at the Australian Open. However, he aims to defend his French Open title.

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Carlos is BACK in Barcelona 🇪🇸

Sit back and enjoy some clean ball-striking!#BCNOpenBS pic.twitter.com/PXQ8BwZhH1

— Tennis TV (@TennisTV) April 14, 2025

Tennis star Carlos Alcaraz has won the Monte Carlo Masters title after defeating star player Lorenzo Musetti in the final showdown. The Spain-born star player has earned his first-ever 1000 ATP title this season. Alcaraz has won the game with a scoreline of 3-6, 6-1, 6-0. Earlier, Alcaraz won the ABN AMRO Open 2025, an ATP 500 tournament, following his blistering win over Alex de Minaur in the summit clash in Rotterdam. This win has allowed him to topple Alexander Zverev to become the new world number two.

Carlos Alcaraz reflected on his blistering win

"I'm just really happy to have won Monte Carlo for the first time. It's been a really difficult week with a lot of difficult situations. I'm really proud of myself for how I've dealt with everything. It's been a really difficult month for me on the court and outside. Coming here and seeing how the whole hard work has paid off, I'm really happy," said Alcaraz, who lost in his first match on his only previous appearance at the tournament in 2022.

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