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Carlos Alcaraz is happy to see Jannik Sinner back on the ATP Tour before the Italian's return to court in Rome.

Carlos Alcaraz says he has recovered from the muscle injuries that forced him to withdraw from the Madrid Open and is “100% ready” for the Italian Open where he hopes to renew his rivalry with Jannik Sinner.

Carlos Alcaraz said he is back to his best for the Italian Open after suffering injuries last month while the Spaniard also welcomed back world number one Jannik Sinner, who is poised for a comeback on home soil after serving a doping suspension.

Alcaraz said he was happy after his first match and that he exceeded his own expectations for the first round in Rome.

Jannik has kept Zverev and Carlos Alcaraz behind despite missing three months of action and four Masters 1000 events. Thus, he will celebrate a notable milestone next week.

Jasmine Paolini reached the Italian Open semi-finals, the first Italian woman to do so since 2014, after defeating Diana Shnaider. In the men's category, Carlos Alcaraz overcame Karen Khachanov in a tense three-set match to secure a spot in the quarter-finals,