Carlos Alcaraz is the Australian Open champion and the second active player with the most Grand Slam titles

Spanish star Carlos Alcaraz cemented his place among tennis’ elite after winning the Australian Open, defeating legendary Novak Djokovic in the Final.

At just 22 years old, Alcaraz continues to lead the new generation of tennis, and his triumph in Melbourne confirms his status as one of the sport’s dominant forces.

Alcaraz among the all-time Grand Slam winners

With the Australian Open title, Alcaraz now owns seven Grand Slam trophies and is the second active player with the most Grand Slam titles, behind Novak Djokovic.

2 Wimbledon titles
2 Roland Garros titles
2 US Open titles
1 Australian Open title

#	Name	Grand Slam titles
1	Novak Djokovic	24
2	Rafael Nadal	22
3	Roger Federer	20
4	Pete Sampras	14
5	Roy Emerson	13
6	Rod Laver	11
7	Bjorn Borg	11
8	Ivan Lendl	8
9	Andre Agassi	8
10	Jimmy Connors	8
11	Carlos Alcaraz	7

Alcaraz extends his lead in the ATP rankings

Following his victory in Melbourne, Alcaraz climbed to 13,650 ATP ranking points, opening a 3,350-point gap over Jannik Sinner, who was defending last year’s title.

The Spaniard is set to remain world No. 1 for the coming months, while Sinner will be able to add points throughout 2025 after missing early events due to a three-month suspension.

Meanwhile, Djokovic will rise to third in the ATP rankings, overtaking Alexander Zverev.