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Latest news on Carlos Alcaraz, Spanish tennis sensation, world No. 3, and four-time Grand Slam champion. Coverage of matches, titles, rankings, and career milestones.
Carlos Alcaraz, born 5 May 2003, has rapidly ascended to become one of tennis' brightest young stars. At just 21 years old, the Spaniard has already claimed four Grand Slam titles and reached world No. 1, becoming the youngest player ever to top the ATP rankings in September 2022 at age 19.
Alcaraz's meteoric rise continued in 2024 as he completed a career Surface Slam by winning the French Open, becoming the youngest man to achieve this feat. He then defended his Wimbledon title in July, defeating Novak Djokovic in straight sets to complete the prestigious Channel Slam. These victories have cemented Alcaraz's status as a generational talent capable of challenging the sport's established elite.
Known for his explosive speed, powerful groundstrokes, and deft touch, Alcaraz has drawn comparisons to fellow Spaniard Rafael Nadal for his athleticism and competitive drive. He has cultivated an exciting, aggressive playing style that thrills fans worldwide. Off the court, Alcaraz recently launched a charitable foundation to support disadvantaged children, demonstrating his commitment to giving back.
Alcaraz's rapid success is rooted in his early dedication to the sport. He began playing at age 4 in his hometown of El Palmar, Murcia, before moving to train at Juan Carlos Ferrero's academy at 15. Ferrero, a former world No. 1 himself, remains Alcaraz's coach and has been instrumental in his development.
As Alcaraz continues to chase records and titles, our NewsNow feed provides comprehensive coverage from trusted sources on his matches, rankings, and off-court activities. Stay informed on this phenomenal young talent's journey as he aims to leave his mark on tennis history.