The Italian lifted the trophy with authority, but the Spanish qualifier’s journey defined the week.

The Croatian lifts the biggest title of his career in Mexico, as Medjedovic storms back into the ATP’s Top 100.

The former world No. 3 will feature in the draw alongside Daniel Altmaier and defending champion Vit Kopriva.

Meanwhile, at the concurrent ATP Challenger 175 in Phoenix, Ethan Quinn edged fellow American Marcos Giron.

While the ATP Tour competes at Indian Wells, the first two Challenger 175 events of 2026 kick off.

Despite some logistical challenges, there is significant long-term potential for growth.

Belgian Raphael Collignon is also in form, having defended his title at the Teréga Open Pau-Pyrénées.

In a field with three Top 100 players, France's Arthur Bouquier hopes to defend the surprise title he won a year ago.

Collignon leads the way, Van Assche vies for another title and Goffin joins the party.

The 28-year-old American is on the comeback trail after injury-riddled seasons, and feels he has a lot left to give.

Countryman Kyrian Jacquet was also crowned a champion over the weekend in Manama.