Carlos Alcaraz doesn't see 'any limits' after reaching top 10, Rafael Nadal reaches 17-year milestone
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.
9 in the world rankings. He is also third in the Race to Turin standings behind Nadal and Stefanos Tsitsipas. ATP Barcelona'I raised my level' — Alcaraz's stunning year continues as he beats Carreno to win Barcelona OpenA DAY AGO Aged 18 years, 11 months and 20 days, Alcaraz is the ninth-youngest player to break into the top 10 of the ATP rankings.
Nadal was the last 18-year-old to do so, also after winning the Barcelona Open for the first time in 2005. «I'm happy to know that at 18 years old I'm in the top 10, and to do it at the same age as my idol Rafa is impressive,” said Alcaraz. Djokovic apologises after bagel in defeat to Rublev The remarkable stats behind Swiatek's winning run »I don't have any limits.
