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Happy tennis, serious name - making of Carlos Alcaraz

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Happy tennis, serious name - the making of Carlos Alcaraz
Before Carlos Alcaraz became the youngest man to complete the career Grand Slam, he was simply Carlitos from Murcia. This is his story.

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Tennis.com · 12h
Carlos Alcaraz has become the youngest man in tennis history to complete the Career Grand Slam
 · 9h
Carlos Alcaraz beats Novak Djokovic in Australian Open final to complete career Grand Slam: Live updates and reaction
 · 7h
Tennis immortality at 22 - Alcaraz's historic win
With each captivating swish of his racquet, Carlos Alcaraz seemingly edges closer to more history.

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Australian Open men's singles champion Carlos Alcaraz
RTE Online · 12h
Australian Open final: Alcaraz makes Grand Slam history
 · 7h
'Job finished' but Alcaraz eyes more history
Aged 22 years and 272 days, Alcaraz is the youngest man to complete the career Grand Slam, and only the ninth male player in history to win the singles title at all four tennis majors.

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Career Slam winner Alcaraz tempers expectations on 2026 majors sweep
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Alcaraz beats Djokovic in Australian Open final to complete record-breaking career Grand Slam
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Tennis-career slam winner Alcaraz tempers expectations on 2026 majors sweep

By Ian Ransom and Shrivathsa Sridhar MELBOURNE, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Australian Open champion Carlos Alcaraz said capturing all four Grand Slam titles at 22 had not diminished his desire and while plenty remains on his to‑do list,
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2026 Australian Open men's semifinal picks, best bets, odds: Expert backing Sinner with tennis predictions

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Novak Djokovic Hits Back: Why the Tennis Legend Refuses to Fake Arrogance for Mats Wilander

The Australian Open is usually heated because of the Melbourne sun, but this year, the temperature is rising off the court thanks to a spicy war of words involving Novak Djokovic.
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Serena Williams’ former coach names the ‘strongest competitor’ in tennis history

Tennis has witnessed countless phenomenal athletes over the years, a trend that continued at this year’s Australian Open. Several veterans and young stars went head-to-head at the Grand Slam, even with the soaring heat in Melbourne.
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Are tennis players being treated like zoo animals? Iga Swiatek thinks so

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Iga Swiatek picked up a theme that Coco Gauff left the Australian Open with after the 21-year-old American's racket-smashing, frustration-releasing moments away from the court went viral.
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Tennis - Rybakina reigns at Australian Open after outclassing Sabalenka

By Shrivathsa Sridhar MELBOURNE, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Elena Rybakina produced a thunderous display to beat firm favourite Aryna Sabalenka and win a maiden Australian Open title on Saturday, turning the tables on the world number one in their Melbourne Park final rematch from three years ago.
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John Marshall grad has found his joy in the adaptive tennis world

Evan Enquist is the United States Tennis Association's Director of Adaptive Tennis, working with all six pillars of adaptive play. The 2007 Rochester John Marshall graduate and former player, who is now 37 years old,

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