Carlos Alcaraz had to reflect after his untimely elimination at the Paris Masters 1000, which reopened the race for the first position in the ATP rankings (Jannik Sinner will surpass him if he lifts the trophy in the French capital on Sunday 2 November) and certified the Spanish ace's difficulties in indoor conditions once again.

Carlos Alcaraz’s early exit from the Paris Masters has opened the door wide for Jannik Sinner to add a 23rd ATP title to his collection. Alcaraz’s second-round defeat to Cameron Norrie was one of the bigger surprises of the 2025 season,

Carlos Alcaraz was recently seen enjoying some time off the tennis court after his upsetting Paris Masters loss, as he attended a soccer game, supporting his home team.

World no. 1 Carlos Alcaraz only wanted to return home following his Paris Masters setback against Cameron Norrie in the second round. The 22-year-old took a brief break from the tennis grind to recharge before the final challenges of the season in Italy.

Jannik Sinner has a clear path to another Masters 1000 title after Carlos Alcaraz was knocked out early in Paris. Alcaraz had nothing but praise for Cameron Norrie after his defeat, and with the defending champion now out,