Carlos Alcaraz continued his dominant run on the ATP Tour by capturing the Vienna Open title with a straight-sets victory over Australia's Alex de Minaur. The 23-year-old Spaniard secured the championship in 87 minutes, winning 6-1, 6-4.

This triumph marked Alcaraz’s 16th consecutive win at ATP 500 events this year, extending an impressive overall winning streak to 26 matches. The victory underscores his position as one of the leading players on the circuit in 2024.

Following the match, Alcaraz described the week as both “emotional and amazing,” reflecting on the significance of the achievement. The Vienna Open adds to an already successful season for the young Spaniard, who has steadily risen through the ranks with consistent performances at high-level tournaments.

De Minaur, known for his speed and resilience, was unable to counter Alcaraz's aggressive play, falling in straight sets. The final took place in Vienna, where Alcaraz’s performance solidified his status among the sport’s top competitors.