Ferrero Calls Monte‑Carlo the Turning Point in Alcaraz’s Resurgent No. 1 Year
Ferrero credits a Monte‑Carlo win with restoring Alcaraz’s belief through friend‑style support.
Overview
- Carlos Alcaraz finished 2025 as year‑end world No. 1 with a career‑best eight titles.
- Juan Carlos Ferrero says winning Monte‑Carlo, despite patchy form, with a “10‑out‑of‑10 attitude” reset the season.
- From Monte‑Carlo through Tokyo, Alcaraz reached nine straight finals and won seven.
- His trophy haul included Rome, the French Open, Queen’s, Cincinnati, the US Open, and Tokyo.
- Ferrero highlights psychological work and confirms Samuel Lopez has joined the coaching setup to keep motivation high into 2026.