Top five records Carlos Alcaraz broke at Wimbledon 2025

Carlos Alcaraz reached his third consecutive Wimbledon final this year.

Carlos Alcaraz may not have gotten the elusive title he was looking for, but he still showcased his exceptional skills in his third summit clash at the prestigious tournament. Playing his sixth Grand Slam final at the age of only 22, Alcaraz has shown his unique ability to adapt and thrive on different surfaces quickly.

Despite the setback in the final at the hands of World No. 1 Jannik Sinner, Alcaraz still managed to carve his name deeper into the history books by breaking several major records at the All England Club this year.

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Records Carlos Alcaraz broke at Wimbledon 2025-

Youngest player to reach 12 men’s singles quarter-finals at Grand Slams

At just 22 years and 56 days old, Carlos Alcaraz has become the youngest player in the Open Era to reach 12 Grand Slam men’s singles quarter-finals, surpassing legends like Bjorn Borg, Boris Becker, Rafael Nadal, and Mats Wilander. By defeating Andrey Rublev in four sets at Wimbledon 2025, the World No. 2 continued his domination at SW19.

Youngest man to claim 30+ consecutive match wins at Roland Garros and Wimbledon

Alcaraz’s ability to master all surfaces at such a young age makes him different from the rest of the circuit. At just 22 years of age, the Spaniard has won twice at both Roland Garros and Wimbledon, and made the finals of both competitions in the same year, despite the two marquee events taking place in such short intervals.

The contrasting nature of clay and grass adapts quickly, but the five-time Grand Slam champion has shown time and again that he is up for any challenge.

Since ATP rankings were established, no player holds a better record against top-five ranked opponents than Carlos Alcaraz

The hallmark of being the best amongst your generation is overcoming the best players in your pool. Alcaraz bettered Pete Sampras (70.8%) and Bjorn Borg (70.0%), with his semi-final win over fifth seed Taylor Fritz. Moreover, he holds an excellent head-to-head record against World No. 1 Jannik Sinner of 8-5, despite his recent loss in the finals.

Best grass-court winning percentage

Carlos Alcaraz enjoys the best success rate on grass, which is considered one of the most difficult surfaces due to its slippery and low-friction surface, which causes the ball to slide and maintain more horizontal speed while losing vertical speed.

After his loss against Sinner, the Spaniard still boasts an 88%, which is currently better than several tennis legends, including Roger Federer (86.9%) and Novak Djokovic (85%).

Third youngest to reach consecutive men’s singles finals at both Wimbledon and Roland Garros

At just 22 years and 56 days old, Carlos Alcaraz has also become the third-youngest player in the Open Era to reach consecutive men’s singles finals at both Wimbledon and Roland Garros, following Bjorn Borg and Rafael Nadal (both at 22 years, 20 days).

This remarkable feat underscores Alcaraz’s extraordinary versatility and consistency across surfaces, firmly establishing him as one of the sport’s brightest and most dynamic young stars.

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