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Alcaraz Wins Queens Club Championship: Spain’s young tennis star Carlos Alcaraz won the title of Queens Club Championship 2025, performing his magnificent form just before Wimbledon. In this final match played on the Grass Court of London, he won the title of this prestigious tournament for the second time by defeating Lahechka of Czech 7-5, 6-7, 6-2 in a tough struggle.

New record created with 18th consecutive win

With this title win, Carlos Alkaraj has made the longest winning rhythm of his career. Now he has won 18 consecutive matches, which is the best performance of his professional career. The Queens Club title is the fourth Grass Court title of his career. Among the existing active players, only Novak Djokovic of Serbia is ahead of them, who have won the most eight grass court titles so far.

Spain’s new strength became Alakaraj on Grass Court

Carlos Alkaraj has become the third Spanish and fifth active male tennis player to win four or more grass court titles. Prior to him, Rafael Nadal and Philasiano Lopez achieved this feat. Let me tell you that Alkraj achieved this feat at the age of just 22, while Nadal got this success at the age of 29 and Lopez at the age of 37.

Now feel comfortable: Alkaraj

After this victory at the Queens Club, Carlos Alkaraj admitted that it was a big challenge for him to come to the grass court. He said, “It was difficult to come here after just two days of practice on the soil from the soil. I came without any great hope. My goal was to prepare myself for the grass court by playing only two-three matches. Soon I got up to this surface and I am proud of it.”

Significantly, Alkaraj won his fifth Grand Slam title a few weeks ago in the French Open final on June 8, by defeating Italy’s Janic Sinner. The French Open Clay is played on the court and the Spanish players usually practice on the Clay Court.

Alkaraj will try to make hat -trick in Wimbledon

After the victory of the Queens Club Championship, Carlos is now on the Nazre Wimbledon of Alkaraj, where he will win the title for the third consecutive time. If they win the trophy this time too, then they will become just the fourth male player to win three consecutive Wimbledon titles in Open Era. So far, this achievement has been achieved only by veterans like Byrne Borg, Pete Sampras and Roger Federer.