The Race to Turin – Pepperstone rankings

One short year ago the then World No. 55 Carlos Alcaraz was asked by the ATP what he would like to achieve in Tennis.

With a wide smile his answer was “to win a Grand Slam or become World No.1”

At this month’s US Open  Final he achieved both.

The scary thing for the rest of his fellow pros is some players do not even earn their first Pepperstone ATP Rankings point until age 19 and Alcaraz is already the Worlds’s  No. 1 player.

New York Flushing Meadows US Open 11/09/2022 Carlos Alcaraz celebrates as he wins Men’s singles final Photo Roger Parker International Sports Fotos Ltd
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