Carlos Alcaraz has just achieved something not even Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer managed

Carlos Alcaraz just hit a seriously impressive milestone that even legends like Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer couldn’t reach—but he made it look easy. At the 2025 Cincinnati Open, after dispatching Hamad Medjedovic in straight sets, Alcaraz notched his 50th win of this season—and, even more impressively, he’s now achieved four consecutive seasons with 50 or more match wins on the ATP Tour.

Let’s put that in context: Djokovic managed this feat between 2013 and 2016, but nobody younger than Alcaraz—even Federer—has done it so early in their career. According to data, at just 22 years and 94 days old, Alcaraz is the third-youngest player since 1990 to hit four straight 50+ win seasons—only Pete Sampras and Rafael Nadal reached that milestone younger.

What makes this even more exciting is how this demonstrates his consistency and durability on a grueling tour—year after year, through long seasons and fierce competition, he keeps delivering. And in 2025 alone, his win–loss record stands impressively at 50–6.

What does this all tell us? That Alcaraz isn’t just a rising star—he’s already edging into legendary territory. At just 22, he’s consistently outperforming many tennis greats at comparable ages.

He’s clearly in prime form heading into the next big events—US Open, Laver Cup, Davis Cup—and the sky’s the limit if he keeps this momentum. Fans around the world can’t wait to see how many more records he’ll break, and how many trophies he’ll lift.