71 Wins, 2 Grand Slams, 1 Exclusive Club: A Look At Carlos Alcaraz’s Historic 2025

Last Updated:December 05, 2025, 10:46 IST

Carlos Alcaraz finished 2025 with a 71-9 record, leading the ATP tour and joining an elite group of men with 70 plus wins and fewer than 10 losses in a single season.

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Carlos Alcaraz didn’t just dominate 2025 — he played his way into one of the rarest statistical clubs in modern tennis.

The 22-year-old closed the season with a scorching 71-9 record, the most wins of any player on either tour. And on the ATP side, it was a blowout. No one else even touched 60.

ATP Wins Leaders, 2025

• 71 — Carlos Alcaraz (71-9)
• 58 — Jannik Sinner (58-6)
• 57 — Alexander Zverev (57-25)
• 56 — Alex de Minaur (56-24)
• 53 — Taylor Fritz (53-23)

But the real headline is the history: Alcaraz is now just the sixth man this century to record 70+ wins and fewer than 10 losses in a single season — a club reserved almost exclusively for generational giants.

Men With 70+ Wins & <10 Losses This Century

• Roger Federer — 2004 (74-6), 2005 (81-4), 2006 (92-5)
• Rafael Nadal — 2013 (75-7)
• Novak Djokovic — 2013 (74-9), 2015 (82-6)
• Andy Murray — 2016 (78-9)
• Jannik Sinner — 2024 (73-6)
• Carlos Alcaraz — 2025 (71-9)

In the last nine seasons, only two men have hit the benchmark: Sinner… and now Alcaraz. That’s the whole list.

And the numbers get even louder. Alcaraz also led the sport in titles this year with eight, including:

• Two Grand Slams: Roland Garros, US Open
• Three Masters 1000s: Monte Carlo, Rome, Cincinnati
• Three ATP 500s: Rotterdam, Queen’s, Tokyo

Only two men in the last decade have reached eight or more titles in a single season: Murray in 2016 (nine) and Sinner in 2024 (eight). Even fewer have combined eight titles with a 70-win season.

So yes — eight trophies, two Slams, 71 wins, and one season that cements Alcaraz firmly in tennis lore.

And the scariest part? He still looks like he’s only getting warmed up.

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