Alcaraz Sets New Record as Youngest to Reach Finals in All Major Titles
Carlos Alcaraz continues to make history in the world of tennis. He is set to compete in his 17th final across the sport’s major titles this Sunday against Jannik Sinner in Turin. At just 22 years and 188 days old, Alcaraz is striving for his first ATP Finals title.
Record-Breaking Achievements
Alcaraz has already carved out an impressive career, with six Grand Slam titles to his name. These include:
- US Open: 2 titles
- Roland Garros: 2 titles
- Wimbledon: 2 titles
Additionally, he has excelled at the Masters 1000 events, capturing eight titles in total. His victories include:
- Madrid: 2 titles
- Indian Wells: 2 titles
- Miami, Monte Carlo, Rome, and Cincinnati: 1 title each
Olympic Achievement
In 2024, Alcaraz also claimed a silver medal at the Olympic Games held in Paris. His rise has established him as a dominant force in tennis.
Career Highlights
Alcaraz’s success rate in finals is remarkable. He has won 13 out of 16 major finals he has played. His only losses have come in:
- Wimbledon 2023 against Jannik Sinner
- Cincinnati 2023 against Novak Djokovic
- 2024 Olympic Games against Novak Djokovic
Youngest to Achieve Major Finals
With this upcoming final, Alcaraz has set a new record. He is now the youngest player since 1988 to reach the finals in all four major tennis titles. Previously, Alexander Zverev held the record, achieving this milestone at 24 years and 95 days old.
Carlos Alcaraz’s remarkable journey through major tennis tournaments underscores his potential and talent in the sport. Fans eagerly anticipate his performance in Turin as he aims to secure his first ATP Finals title.
