Carlos Alcaraz Career in Numbers: Records, Stats and Titles

The Spaniard established himself as one of the best players in the world at a very early stage of his career.

Carlos Alcaraz is the current World No #2 in the ATP men’s singles rankings. The Spaniard showed promise very early in his career and broke into the top-25 of the world rankings even before turning pro in 2018. Coached by Juan Carlos Ferrero, another Spaniard to have been World No #1 in the ATP rankings, Carlos Alcaraz is the reigning Wimbledon champion.

Destined to be one of the greatest tennis players of all time, Carlos Alcaraz has established himself as the favourite on clay courts. And it should come as no surprise to anyone when a Spaniard youngster does exceptionally well on clay courts.

However, the 22-year-old is perhaps a much more complete player and is said to be on course to become far more dominant on all the courts than anyone the world of tennis has ever witnessed. The youngster has the speed of Rafael Nadal, the movements of Novak Djokovic, and the control of Roger Federer.

Carlos Alcaraz’s Grand Slam Record

As one should expect from a 22-year-old, the Grand Slam career of Carlos is brief. The 2020 French Open was his debut in any major, while the 2022 US Open title was his maiden Grand Slam title. He has also won the Wimbledon (2) and French Open, but it yet to reach the Australian Open final.

Best finishes at each major:

US Open: Winner (2022)

French Open: Winner (2024, 2025)

Australian Open: Quarter-Final (2024, 2025)

Wimbledon: Winner (2023, 2024)

Olympics: Silver medal (2024)

Carlos Alcaraz’s ATP Finals Record

Carlos Alcaraz so far has qualified for only three ATP Tour finals. However, he withdrew from the tournament in 2022 due to an injury sustained two weeks before the tournament began. In 2023, he reached the semis, before losing out to Novak Djokovic, who went to lift the title. That has been his best performance in the competition to date.

Carlos Alcaraz’s ATP Masters 1000 Record

2022

Miami Open (Hard Court) – Winner

Madrid Open (Clay Court) – Winner

2023

Indian Wells Masters (Hard Court) – Winner

Madrid Open (Clay Court) – Winner

2024

Indian Wells Open (Hard Court) – Winner

2025

Monte Carlo Masters (Clay Court) – Winner

Italian Open (Clay Court) – Winner

Cincinnati Open (Hard Court) – Winner

Carlos Alcaraz’s ATP Titles Record

2021

Croatia Open 250 (Clay Court) – Winner

2022

Rio Open 500 (Clay Court) – Winner

Miami Open (Hard Court) – Winner

Barcelona Open 500 (Clay Court) – Winner

Madrid Open (Clay Court) – Winner

Hamburg European Open 500 (Clay Court) – Runner-up

Croatia Open 250 (Clay Court) – Runner-up

US Open (Hard Court Grand Slam) – Winner

2023

Argentina Open 250 (Clay Court) – Winner

Rio Open 500 (Clay Court) – Runner-up

Indian Wells Masters (Hard Court) – Winner

Barcelona Open 500 (Clay Court) – Winner

Madrid Open (Clay Court) – Winner

Queen’s Club Championships 500 (Grass Court) – Winner

Wimbledon (Grass Court Grand Slam) – Winner

Cincinatti Masters (Hard Court) – Runners-up

2024

Indian Wells Masters (Hard Court) – Winner

French Open (Clay Court Grand Slam) – Winner

Wimbledon (Grass Court Grand Slam) – Winner

China Open 500 (Hard Court)- Winner

Paris Olympics (Clay Court)- Silver medal in men’s singles

2025

Rotterdam Open 500 (Hard Court) – Winner

Monte Carlo Masters (Clay Court) – Winner

Barcelona Open 500 (Clay Court) – Runner-up

Italian Open Masters (Clay Court) – Winner

French Open (Clay Court) – Winner

Queen’s Club Championships (Grass Court) – Winner

Wimbledon (Grass Court) – Winner

Cincinnati Open (Hard Court) – Winner

Carlos Alcaraz’s Other Achievements

Third youngest player in the Open Era to win the Wimbledon men’s singles title.

Youngest player to enter top-100 of ATP men’s singles rankings

Youngest player to win Miami Open

Youngest player to win Madrid Open

First teenager to reach ATP World No. #1 in men’s singles rankings

Youngest man to reach ATP World No. #1 in men’s singles rankings 

First teenager to end the year as World No. #1 in ATP men’s singles rankings

Youngest player to end the year as World No. #1 in ATP men’s singles rankings

Only second man to win first four Grand Slam finals

Only ninth man to successfully defend Wimbledon title

Youngest men’s singles player to win French Open and Wimbledon title in same year in Open Era

Youngest male player in history (at 22 years and 105 months old) to win all four major titles held on American soil: the US Open (2022), Miami Open (2022), Indian Wells Masters (2023, 2024), and Cincinnati Open (2025).

Second-youngest player to win eight ATP Masters 1000 titles, behind only Rafael Nadal.

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