Carlos Alcaraz booked a spot in his first Monte-Carlo Masters final on Saturday, beating countryman Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 7-6 (2) 6-4. But there was an unusual start to the match when Alcaraz’s rival told the umpire he didn’t “want a picture” with the world No. 3.

A former World No. #1, Carlos Alcaraz has now dropped down to third rank in the ATP rankings. But he could reclaim the world no #2 position at Monte Carlo Masters.

It promises to be an entertaining ATP Monte Carlo final between Carlos Alcaraz and Lorenzo Musetti. Alcaraz hopes to win a sixth Masters 1000 title, while Musetti seeks his first.