Carlos Alcaraz Reveals Reasons Behind ‘Serve Bot’ Numbers During Queen’s Club Clash Against Roberto Bautista Agut

Following his win over Robrto Bautista Agut, Carlos Alcaraz has reached his sixth ATP Final of the season.

Carlos Alcaraz Reveals Reasons Behind ‘Serve Bot’ Numbers During Queen’s Club Clash Against Roberto Bautista Agut

Carlos Alcaraz (image via Instagram)

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Carlos Alcaraz earned his 250th tour-level win by defeating Roberto Bautista Agut in straight sets at the Queen’s Club Championships. The world No. 2 fired 15 aces and praised his serve as a key factor in the 6-4, 6-4 victory. With the win, Alcaraz advanced to the final, where he will face Jiri Lehecka, who upset Jack Draper in the other semi-final.

After the match, Alcaraz said he was in “grass mode” as he extended his winning streak to 17 matches. His recent form has been dominant, with a 26-1 record since a surprise early loss to David Goffin at the Miami Open in March. The win also marks back-to-back Queen’s Club finals for the Spaniard. Alcaraz said, post-match:

I’m starting to feel like I’m a serve bot. No, I’m kidding. After my match with Munar, I wanted to improve my serve game. I put a lot of focus on the warm ups and practice to improve my serve. Yesterday and today it was a weapon for me. I’m feeling great. Serving that good gives you a lot of confidence playing from the baseline. So I’m just happy to have my best stats on a match on serve.

Alcaraz is the reigning champion at both Queen’s and Wimbledon, where he will look to defend his Grand Slam title when the tournament begins on June 30. His strong serving and confident grass-court game make him one of the favorites for the title.

He defeated Lehecka during last year’s Queen’s run, but the Czech got revenge earlier this season with a win in Doha. Their upcoming final will decide who takes the edge in their growing rivalry.

Carlos Alcaraz reaches Queen’s Final

With the win Carlos Alcaraz extended his winning streak to 17 matches and returning to the Queen’s Club final for a second time. He became the third-fastest player in the Open Era to reach 250 wins.

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Carlos Alcaraz (image via Roland Garros)

Alcaraz has now reached five finals in a row since his early exit in Miami. His run includes major title wins and a dominant stretch of form on clay. He will face Jiri Lehecka in Sunday’s final, after the Czech edged out British No. 1 Jack Draper in a hard-fought semi-final.

In his match against Bautista Agut, Alcaraz showed off his flair and quick reflexes. Early in the match, he attempted a ‘tweener’ after chasing a lob, though Bautista finished the point with a smash. Later, Alcaraz sealed the opening set with a delicate drop volley that barely cleared the net, drawing smiles from both players.

Alcaraz stayed steady in the second set, saving the lone break point he faced. His next opponent, Lehecka, will take confidence from their last meeting, when he beat Alcaraz in Doha. With their head-to-head now tied 1-1, Sunday’s final promises a tight contest.4

Carlos Alcaraz makes more history at Queen’s Club

Spanish tennis star Carlos Alcaraz delivered another impressive performance at the 2025 Queen’s Club Championships, defeating Roberto Bautista Agut to book a place in his second final at the tournament. The world No. 2 won 6-4, 6-4 in the semi-finals, showing his strength against the experienced 37-year-old Spaniard.

Carlos Alcaraz

Alcaraz served strongly throughout the match, firing 15 aces and saving the only break point he faced. The five-time Grand Slam champion has now extended his winning streak to 17 matches, which includes title wins in Rome and at Roland Garros during the clay season.

The 22-year-old has been in dominant form, winning 26 of his last 27 matches since the clay swing began at the Monte Carlo Masters. In the final at Queen’s Club, he will face world No. 30 Jiri Lehecka, who overcame Jack Draper in a tough three-set battle.

Alcaraz’s win over Bautista Agut also marked a major career milestone. It was his 250th victory on the ATP Tour, achieved in just his 311th match. Only John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors reached that number faster, underlining the historic pace of Alcaraz’s rise.

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