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Carlos Alcaraz says he doesn’t «have any limits» after becoming the youngest player since Rafael Nadal in 2005 to break into the ATP top 10. Alcaraz won the Barcelona Open on Sunday to clinch his third title of a hugely impressive season. Ad/> He has also lifted titles in Rio de Janeiro and Miami, and has moved up to No.
LONDON — Carlos Alcaraz moved up to No. 9 in the ATP rankings on Monday, a little more than a month before he turns 19, making him the youngest man to break into the top 10 since Rafael Nadal did it exactly 17 years ago.
Carlos Alcaraz has claimed he is on the right track after breaking the world's top 10 for the first time off the back of his first Barcelona Open title. The 18-year-old mirrored his idol Rafael Nadal by winning the title and making his top 10 debut exactly 17 years to the day after Nadal did the same when he was 18.
Spanish star Carlos Alcaraz, aged 18, on Monday became the youngest player to enter the top 10 of the ATP world rankings since his compatriot Rafael Nadal did so at the same age in 2005.
Carlos Alcaraz, aged 18, on Monday became the youngest player to enter the top 10 of the ATP world rankings since his compatriot Rafael Nadal did so at the same age in 2005. Alcaraz climbed two places to ninth in the world due to his straight-sets victory over Pablo Carreno Busta in the Barcelona Open final on Sunday. Britain's Cameron Norrie drops out of the top 10 to number 11.
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When 17-year-old Michael Chang won the French Open in 1989, it was a huge event for American tennis. Not only was it the story of a teenager coming from seemingly nowhere to win a major, it also represented the end of a nearly (gasp!) five-year drought of men’s slam champions for the United States. After all, never before had there been more than four consecutive calendar years in the entire history of the sport when an American had not claimed one of the four slams.
Spanish star Carlos Alcaraz, aged 18, on Monday became the youngest player to enter the top 10 of the ATP world rankings since his compatriot Rafael Nadal did so at the same age in 2005.