Here’s Carlos Alcaraz’s schedule for the 2025 season

• January 12-26 – Australian Open
• February 1-2 – Davis Cup Qualifiers Round 1 
• February 1-9 – Rotterdam
• February 17-22 – Doha
• March 2 – Puerto Rico
• March 3-16 – Indian Wells
• March 17-30 – Miami
• April 7-13 – Monte Carlo
• April 14-20 – Barcelona
• April 21 – May 4 – Madrid
• May 5-18 – Rome
• May 26 – June 8 – Roland Garros
• June 16-22 – Queen’s
• June 30 – July 13 – Wimbledon
• July 28 – August 3 – Toronto
• August 4-17 – Cincinnati
• August 25 – September 7 – US Open
• September 19-21 – Laver Cup
• October 1-12 – Shanghai
• October 25 – November 2 – Paris
• November 9-16 – ATP Finals 

Carlos Alcaraz had a remarkable 2024 season, finishing as World No. 3 with several historic achievements.

2024 Season Highlights

Grand Slam Success

Roland Garros Triumph
Alcaraz captured his first French Open title, defeating top players including Jannik Sinner and Alexander Zverev in thrilling five-set matches. This marked his third career Grand Slam title.

Wimbledon Defense
He successfully defended his Wimbledon crown with a straight-sets victory over Novak Djokovic in the final, extending his impressive grass-court winning percentage to 89%. This achievement made him the sixth man in the Open Era to win Roland Garros and Wimbledon in the same year, joining legends like Rod Laver, Bjorn Borg, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, and Novak Djokovic.

Tournament Victories

• Indian Wells Masters: Successfully defended his title by defeating Daniil Medvedev in the final
• Roland Garros: First French Open title
• Wimbledon: Second consecutive victory
• China Open: Won a thrilling three-hour, twenty-minute final against Jannik Sinner

Olympic Achievement
Alcaraz earned a silver medal at the Paris Olympics, reaching the final without dropping a set before falling to Novak Djokovic in the gold medal match.

Season Statistics

The Spanish star finished with impressive numbers:

• Overall record: 54-13
• Grand Slam record: 19-2
• Total titles: 4
• Year-end ranking: 3

Historic Milestones

Alcaraz became the youngest player to win Grand Slam titles on all three surfaces and achieved the fastest route to 200 career victories in the Open Era. Despite some inconsistency late in the season, particularly after the US Open, he maintained his position in the year-end top 3 rankings for the third consecutive season.In his rivalry with Jannik Sinner, Alcaraz dominated their 2024 meetings, winning all three encounters and improving their head-to-head record to 6-4 in his favor.

Which players made the biggest ranking leap in 2024. Gabriel Mpetshi Perricard, Jakub Mensik, and Juncheng Shang each jumped over 100 ranking spots in 2024.

Breakthrough Performances

Gabriel Mpetshi Perricard made the biggest leap of the year, climbing an impressive 158 spots from #189 to #31. His powerful serve and aggressive baseline game proved effective against top-tier competition.

Jakub Mensik jumped 108 spots from #156 to #48, highlighted by his remarkable run at Masters 1000 events and becoming the youngest player since Carlos Alcaraz to achieve certain milestones.

Juncheng Shang improved by 133 positions, moving from #183 to #50. The young Chinese player showed remarkable consistency throughout the year, particularly excelling on hard courts.

Tomas Machac had a breakthrough year reaching #25, including notable victories over top players including Carlos Alcaraz in Shanghai.

Alejandro Tabilo achieved his career-best ranking at #23, showing remarkable improvement from his previous year’s position.