Carlos Alcaraz is through to the third round of the 2025 US Open after a commanding second-round win, continuing his impressive form in recent months[1]. Alcaraz will face Luciano Darderi next, marking their first meeting at Tour level; should Alcaraz match or outperform Jannik Sinner’s result at the tournament, he could reclaim the World No. 1 ranking[1].
In 2025, Alcaraz’s performance has been remarkable: he has won 54 matches and lost just six, clinching six singles titles already this season, including masters titles in Cincinnati and Rome, and a second straight Roland Garros crown[4][5][8]. He holds five Grand Slam titles from six finals, making him only the second man in the Open Era to win his first five major finals, following Roger Federer[2][4]. His most recent Grand Slam results include winning the French Open against Jannik Sinner and reaching the Wimbledon final, where he lost to Sinner[2].
Alcaraz leads the ATP Tour in wins for the season and remains a central figure in the race for the US Open title and the World No. 1 ranking[1][4]. His dominant season also includes becoming the youngest man to win titles on all four surfaces, securing major clay trophies at Roland Garros, Monte Carlo, Madrid, and Rome[4][6].
Alcaraz’s current career statistics include 22 singles titles, 263 wins to 62 losses, and over $10 million in prize money earned this year[8]. He is widely praised for his consistency and versatility, with experts noting his ability to adapt and excel on all surfaces[5].