2-0! Alcalas won 4 consecutive wins Sina, winning the Rome Masters championship for the first time, sending the world s first loss in the first season

In the ATP1000 Rome Masters final ended in the early morning of May 19, Alcalas defeated No. 1 Sina in straight sets and won the men's singles championship of the Rome Masters for the first time in his career.

Previously, Sina and Alcalas had 11 matches, with Alcalas having the upper hand in 7 wins and 4 losses. In the last three matches, Alcalas has won three consecutive victories. The last time in the Beijing 500 final last year, Alcalas reversed Sina 2-1 to win the championship, which was also the last time Sina lost before the game.

This time, Alcalas still played very well. In the first set, both sides maintained their serves in 12 games. Alcalas saved two consecutive inventory in the 12th game, dragging the game into tiebreak. In the tiebreak, Alcalas took a 3-0 lead at the start and finally won 7-5. After Alcalas won the first set, it also ended Sina's record of 24 sets in a row against the world's top 10 wins (second only to McEnroe's 28 sets in a row). In the second set, Alcalas, who had a strong morale, broke Sina's serve in the second and fourth rounds in a row. In addition, he successfully maintained his three serves, Alcalas won five games in a row at the beginning, achieving a huge advantage of 5-0. In the end, Alcalas won the second set with a score of 6-1, defeating Sina 2-0 to win the championship.

Alcalas won four consecutive victories against Sina and gave the first defeat in the first season of the active world, ending the latter's 26-game winning streak. This is also the 7th championship in the Spanish Genius Masters and the 19th overall singles championship in their career. Alcalas also successfully collected all the titles of the four major clay competitions