By Chris Oddo | @TheFanChild | Saturday June 21, 2025
Photo credit: Rob Newell/CameraSport
Carlos Alcaraz signed the camera “Grasscaraz” after his 6-4, 6-4 win over Roberto Bautista Agut, which puts him in the Queen’s final.
In reality, it doesn’t matter which surface he’s on – grass, hard, clay... all Alcaraz does is win. The 22-year-old locked down his 250th career win on Saturday and became the third fastest to reach that win total in ATP history.
Only Jimmy Connors and John McEnroe have reached that milestone faster.
Alcaraz is now 250-61 lifetime, and 28-3 on the grass.
It's a small sample size, but already the Spaniard has a winning percentage on grass that bests every other male player in the Open Era.
The Spaniard has now won a career-best 17 matches in a row, and 26 of his last 27. He will face Jiri Lehecka, a player that defeated him in their last meeting in Doha in February, in Sunday’s Queen’s final as he bids for his 21st career title.