Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz beat the wind and Francisco Cerundolo 6-3, 7-6 scoring his 16th straight Indian Wells win. Photo credit: Rob Stone/@RobStoneTennis
Photographer, filmmaker and avid tennis player Rob Stone is in Tennis Paradise turning his lens on the BNP Paribas Open.
Rob Stone is capturing all the drama, dazzle and dynamic play in his Indian Wells images.
Here’s Rob Stone’s photo gallery from Day 12 of the BNP Paribas Open. You can follow Rob on social media @RobStoneTennis
Australian Open champion Madison Keys blasted Belinda Bencic 6-1, 6-1 running her career-best winning streak to 16 matches. Photo credit: Rob Stone/@RobStoneTennis
“I think a big quality of mine is the fact that I give my all. I compete my hardest every single time I play on the court, every point,” said British No. 1 Jack Draper after defeating Ben Shelton—his third straight win over an American. Photo credit: Rob Stone/@RobStoneTennis
Australian Open semifinalist Ben Shelton held a 5-4 second set lead only to see Jack Draper win three games in a row for a 6-4, 7-5 win. Photo credit: Rob Stone/@RobStoneTennis
“I’m really excited. I really hope I can do a little bit better than I did in Australia,” said Aryna Sabalenka, who will face Madison Keys in the Indian Wells semifinal that’s a rematch of the Australian Open final. Photo credit: Rob Stone/@RobStoneTennis
Jack Draper has defeated Joao Fonseca, Jenson Brooksby, Taylor Fritz and Ben Shelton to set up a semifinal showdown vs. defending champion Carlos Alcaraz. Photo credit: Rob Stone/@RobStoneTennis
Bothered by a stiff neck, Ben Shelton saw his Indian Wells run end in the quarterfinals. Photo credit: Rob Stone/@RobStoneTennis
“It seems he’s in really good shape right now. I think he’s ambitious, and he always go for it,” said Carlos Alcaraz of semifinal foe Jack Draper, who beat the reigning Roland Garros champion at Queen’s Club last June. Photo credit: Rob Stone/@RobStoneTennis.
Stadium 1 was Carlitos’ Castle on a chilly Thursday evening. Photo credit: Rob Stone/@RobStoneTennis
“Here is peaceful…So that’s why it makes this place really beautiful to me, and I think that’s why I show my best tennis here,” said two-time champion Carlos Alcaraz of his love affair with Tennis Paradise. Photo credit: Rob Stone/@RobStoneTennis
Photographer, filmmaker and avid tennis player Rob Stone is in Tennis Paradise turning his lens on the BNP Paribas Open. Rob Stone is capturing all the drama, dazzle and dynamic play in his Indian Wells images.You can follow Rob Stone on social media @RobStoneTennis