Carlos Alcaraz has played at a very impressive level at Indian Wells so far. The current world number 3 seems like a man on a mission and the new surface - which had generated numerous controversies before the start of the tournament - seems to further enhance the Spanish ace's game.

Alcaraz, who hasn't lost a match in three years, fought off a feisty Shapovalov on track for a third straight title

Spanish ATP World No. 3 Carlos Alcaraz expressed surprise over a significant change at Indian Wells, where he aims to secure his third consecutive title.

Two-time defending champion Carlos Alcaraz wasn't about to be blown off course in his pursuit of a rare three-peat in the Indian Wells ATP Masters on Wednesday.With his 50th ATP Masters 1000 match win,

Carlos Alcaraz dominated against Grigor Dimitrov to guarantee his 2025 Indian Wells Masters quarter-finals berth. Although the wind was difficult, the World No.3 showed dominance in only 74 minutes with a convincing 6-1,

Carlos Alcaraz loves the conditions at Indian Wells. The Spaniard has won 14 matches in a row at tennis’ “fifth grand slam,” and has looked imperious in the 2025 iteration of the tournament. Alcaraz is a massive -750 favorite at Bet365 to make it 15 in a row against Grigor Dimitrov on Wednesday night.