Carlos Alcaraz Titles: Australian Open 2026 & Total Count

Carlos Alcaraz won a new title for his record: the Australian Open 2026. After defeating Novak Djokovic In the grand final, the 22-year-old Spaniard obtained the last Grand Slam that he was missing and added another cup to his showcases.

Thanks to this achievement, The number one in the world already has a total of 25 titles in his, for now, short career. Since his debut as a professional in 2018 on the ITF circuit, the Murcia native has won the most important trophies in the world of tennis.

At the Grand Slam level he has seven consecrationswith two victories at Roland Garros (2024, 2025), Wimbledon (2023, 2024) and US Open (2022 and 2025) and the most recent at the Australian Open (2026). As for the Masters 1000, he has eight trophies, with those in Indian Wells and Madrid being the ones he won the most times.

All of Carlos Alcaraz’s titles after winning the Australian Open 2026

  • Australian Open (2026)

  • Roland Garros (2024 y 2025)

  • Wimbledon (2023 y 2024)

  • US Open (2022 y 2025)

  • Indian Wells Masters 1000 (2023 and 2024)

  • Masters 1000 de Miami (2022)

  • Monte-Carlo Masters 1000 (2025)

  • Madrid Masters 1000 (2022 and 2023)

  • Masters 1000 of Rome (2025)

  • Cincinnati Masters 1000 (2025)

  • ATP 500 in Rio de Janeiro (2022)

  • ATP 500 de Rotterdam (2025)

  • Barcelona ATP 500 (2022 and 2023)

  • Queen’s ATP 500 (2023 and 2025)

  • ATP 500 de Beijing (2024)

  • Tokyo ATP 500 (2025)

  • ATP 250 of Buenos Aires (2023)

  • ATP 250 Umag (2021)

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