Carlos Alcaraz surpassed 14-time French Open winner Rafael Nadal by 16 days as the youngest-ever men's champion in Monte-Carlo

Carlos Alcaraz took a little while to get going on Sunday. But a first-set dropped at the Monte-Carlo Masters didn't faze him. Instead, the 21-year old Spaniard stormed back with 6-1 and 6-0 wins in sets two and three to take the tournament championship.

For two decades, Rafael Nadal had been considered by far the most dominant force on clay. But the record 14-time French Open champion is retired now and during pressers in Monte Carlo, the media has been trying to figure out who's the best clay-courter right now.