
Carlos Alcaraz is on the verge of making history at the 2025 BNP Paribas Open. The World No. 2 will attempt to become the first man since Novak Djokovic in 2016 to achieve a three-peat at Indian Wells, extending his 12-match winning streak in the desert.
Meanwhile, five-time BNP Paribas Open champion Novak Djokovic is set to return, looking to reclaim his throne after retiring from the 2025 Australian Open semifinals due to a hamstring injury.
🔹 The battle for Indian Wells supremacy is set!
✅ Alcaraz eyes a rare three-peat
✅ Djokovic seeks redemption
✅ Iga Swiatek plays for a record third title
🏆 Mark your calendars! The 2025 BNP Paribas Open takes place from March 2-16 at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden.
Sinner, Fritz, & Zverev Headline Men’s Contenders 🚀
📌 Jannik Sinner – Fresh off back-to-back Australian Open titles, World No. 3 Sinner is looking to break past the semifinals after two straight losses to Alcaraz at Indian Wells.
📌 Taylor Fritz – Former Indian Wells champion, leading the American charge.
📌 Alexander Zverev – 2025 Australian Open finalist, hungry for his first BNP Paribas Open trophy.
Other top names include:
🔥 Casper Ruud & Jasmine Paolini – Both Grand Slam finalists looking to make an impact
🔥 Cameron Norrie – Former Indian Wells champion (2021)
🔥 Tommy Paul – The newly-ranked Top 10 American, coming off his best Indian Wells run in 2024
Iga Swiatek Aims for Historic Three-Peat in Women’s Draw 🎾👑
Not just the men’s game—women’s World No. 1 Iga Swiatek is also making history! The two-time Indian Wells champion is bidding to become the first woman ever to win three singles titles in Tennis Paradise.
Alongside Swiatek, the women’s draw is stacked with talent, featuring:
🔥 Aryna Sabalenka – 2025 Australian Open finalist, World No. 1, seeking her first Indian Wells title
🔥 Elena Rybakina – 2023 BNP Paribas Open champion, a major threat
🔥 Madison Keys – 2025 Australian Open champion, looking to end the American title drought
🔥 Jessica Pegula & Emma Navarro – US Open standouts eager for glory
💡 Did you know? The last American woman to win Indian Wells was Serena Williams in 2001! Can one of the WTA’s top-ranked Americans break the drought?