According to top analyst Benoit Maylin on the latest edition of the show 'Sans Filet', Carlos will be the man to beat in all tournaments until Roland Garros. "Alcaraz loves this very slow condition and with high rebounds, because it enhances his game" – explained Maylin.

Carlos Alcaraz is tearing up the draw in Indian Wells. The two-time defending champion is now on a 15-match streak in the Californian desert, dropping just two games in his latest win against Grigor Dimitrov. Alcaraz thrives at the first Masters tournament of the season and has compared Indian Wells to playing at home.

Alcaraz didn’t reject the notion. On Thursday, he showed why that may be true — at least during this unfathomable run he’s having. With a 6-3, 7-6 (4) win over Francisco Cerúndolo of Argentina, Alcaraz has now won 16 consecutive matches here and is now into the semifinals at Indian Wells for the fourth consecutive year.

I think I just played a decent match or a good match with those conditions.” Victory for Alcaraz was a 16th straight win in Indian Wells for the Spaniard, who is the two-time

Carlos Alcaraz is preparing to chase his third consecutive Indian Wells title. The Spaniard is celebrating a notable milestone this week, collecting 150 consecutive top-10 weeks. At 21 years and ten months,

The Spanish tennis star, who is aiming for a third straight BNP Paribas Open title, made it look far too easy on Wednesday.

Carlos Alcaraz is seeking his third consecutive Indian Wells crown this week. The 21-year-old hopes to join Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic on the list of players with three straight titles in the desert. Before that, Carlos collected another notable record at the season's first Masters 1000 event.