The Rise of a Modern Tennis Legend (2003β2026)
Born on May 5, 2003, in El Palmar, Murcia, Spain. His father introduces him to tennis at a very young age.
At age 4, Alcaraz starts daily training in Murcia. By 12, Juan Carlos Ferrero invites him to his academy.
Dominates the Spanish junior circuit and becomes one of the best juniors in the world.
At 16, defeats Albert Ramos ViΓ±olas at the Rio Open, shocking the tennis world.
Wins multiple Challenger titles and enters the ATP Top 100 under Ferreroβs mentorship.
Wins his first Grand Slam match at the Australian Open.
Wins the Croatia Open in Umag at age 18.
Defeats Stefanos Tsitsipas in a historic five-set match.
Wins his first ATP 500 title and breaks into the Top 20.
Becomes the youngest Miami Open champion ever.
Defeats Nadal, Djokovic, and Zverev in one tournament.
Wins his first Grand Slam and becomes the youngest World No. 1.
A leg injury forces him to miss the Australian Open, but his comeback is swift.
Wins Indian Wells without dropping a set.
Defeats Novak Djokovic in a historic final.
Becomes ambassador for Nike, Rolex, Louis Vuitton, BMW, and Calvin Klein.
Represents Spain with pride in the Davis Cup.
Wins Madrid and Queenβs Club, and reaches the French Open semifinal.
Leads the ATP Tour alongside Jannik Sinner and Holger Rune.
At 22, Alcaraz continues to inspire and redefine modern tennis.