Five records Carlos Alcaraz can break at Wimbledon 2025

Carlos Alcaraz is a two-time defending champion at SW19.

At just 21 years of age, Carlos Alcaraz equalled Andy Murray’s tally of two Wimbledon titles and enters the 2025 Championship to complete a hat-trick. The 2023 summit clash goes down as one of the greatest Wimbledon finals, as the Spaniard managed to prevail over the 7-time Wimbledon winner Novak Djokovic in a five-set epic clash.

After taking the opening set, Alcaraz struck back to claim the next two, but Djokovic forced a decider. A tiebreak was forced, where the Serbian missed a straightforward volley at the net, to forgo a potential match-winning advantage.

Uncharacteristic errors from the greatest returner of all time saw Alcaraz lift his maiden All England Club title. The duo met again in 2024, but this time things were different. Alcaraz put on a dominating performance to outclass the Serbian in straight sets, marking the official passing of the baton.

As he returns to defend his crown, there is little doubt that he will start as the top contender, but World No. 1 Jannik Sinner will be looking to avenge his French Open defeat, while Djokovic will aim for one final hurrah for a record-breaking 25th Grand Slam major triumph.

Second player to win Roland Garros, Queen’s Championship, and Wimbledon in the same year

Carlos Alcaraz could become only the second man in history to win the French Open, Queen’s Club, and Wimbledon titles in a single season. This rare “Channel Slam” highlights a player’s versatility across clay and grass.

This feat was previously accomplished by Rafael Nadal back in 2008, when he launched consecutive victories over Roger Federer in the finals, first in Paris and then at Wimbledon.

Seventh man to win 3+ Wimbledon titles

Should Alcaraz win Wimbledon 2025, he would become just the seventh man in the Open Era to claim three or more singles titles at SW19. This elite group includes legends like Roger Federer, Sampras, Djokovic, Borg, Becker, and McEnroe. Joining this club would place Alcaraz among the greatest grass-court players of all time.

First ever Spaniard to win three SW19 titles

No Spaniard, male or female, has ever won three Wimbledon singles titles. By lifting the trophy in 2025, Alcaraz would set a new national record. This would surpass the achievements of Rafael Nadal and Conchita Martínez, who have two and one titles, respectively. Alcaraz would thus become Spain’s most successful player in Wimbledon history.

Second youngest man to win three consecutive Wimbledon titles

If Alcaraz secures a third straight Wimbledon crown at age 22, he would be the second youngest man in the Open Era to achieve this. Only Bjorn Borg, who won his third consecutive title at age 22 in 1978, was younger. At such a young age, this Spanish player has left behind many legends of the game and could soon break many more records.

Highest win percentage for a player on grass

After bringing up his second title victory at the Queen’s Club Championships in 2025, Alcaraz holds a 29-3 record on grass, the most for any male player on the surface.

He currently has a success rate of 90.6% and the Spaniard has a golden opportunity to increase this percentage with a stellar performance at the upcoming All England Club Championship, where he can leave behind legends like Federer, Djokovic, McEnroe, Laver, and Sampras.

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