BBC Sport Journalist
- Published
22 June 2025Updated 1 hour ago
Carlos Alcaraz arrived in London with "no expectations" but with Wimbledon only a week away he has sent an ominous message to his rivals as he seeks a third successive title.
The world number two beat Jiri Lehecka in the final at Queen's, claiming the crown for the second time and extending his winning streak - the longest of his career - to a remarkable 18 matches.
After beating Roberto Bautista Agut in Saturday's semi-final, the Spaniard said "grass-court mode is activated".