Carlos Alcaraz is back in top form, fighting his way into the Tokyo final with an impressive display of power. He faced a tough challenge from Jaume Munar, who held his own early on, but Alcaraz’s relentless forehand eventually wore him down.
- The match started with a fierce battle, as Munar took the first set 7-5.
- Alcaraz adjusted his game, finding his rhythm to dominate the second set 6-3.
- With momentum on his side, he cruised through the final set 6-1 in just over two and a half hours.
- Now, the world number three is set to face Jiri Lehecka for the title this Tuesday.
It has been an incredible month for the Spaniard, and he is now just one win away from lifting another trophy.