At the tender age of 20, Carlos Alcaraz is already attracting a lot of emphasis when the term ‘greatness’ is being used in the men’s circuit. The young Spaniard is doing wonders on the court, as he already amassed two major titles in his bag by outperforming some of the top guns in the tennis realm. After experiencing a major breakthrough in the previous season, the 20-year-old player ended up clinching his first Grand Slam title in New York.

Even in this season, he has once again achieved something unthinkable by winning the Wimbledon title after his thrilling five-set win over the Serb, Novak Djokovic. Now, while reflecting on his two triumphs ahead of the US Open, the currently ranked world No. 1 recently opened up about how the enormity of his victories has not yet really sunk in.

Carlos Alcaraz is still getting “goosebumps” while reflecting on his two major titles

The Spanish tennis sensation is in Toronto, Ontario, but he still can’t get over his two Grand Slam victories in the past few months. In a press conference at the Canadian Open, Carlos Alcaraz revealed how he is still getting “goosebumps” while reminiscing about the match points of both his major triumphs in New York and London.

He said, “Sometimes I think back to my last point at US Open or at Wimbledon. & I have goosebumps. It’s crazy. I never would’ve imagined this. I’m still only 20, but clearly we did something that worked”

During the back-and-forth conversation, the young Spaniard also opened up about how didn’t get much time to “think about” his Wimbledon triumph. His comments were quite justified as he had to attend a lot of on and off-court events after his victory, including his participation in the Hopman Cup in Nice. Alcaraz went on to say that it was something he always dreamt about since his childhood and finally accomplishing it at the young age of 20 was “crazy.”

However, all of this might not have been impossible if hadn’t made a significant change in his approach that he previously brought to light in an interview.

Alcaraz recently revealed his secret sauce to success at Wimbledon

After tasting defeat at the hands of Djokovic in the clay court major, the Spaniard knew he had to make some major changes to his approach. In an interview with the French daily L’Equipe, the young tennis star said how being “relaxed” during the British Slam was at the top of his priority list. In order to do so, the ATP player barely used his phone prior to his championship match of the grass-court major event.

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Further, the 20-year-old player tried to stay away from all the noise around his thrilling encounter against the Serb. And for the same, Alcaraz also switched his playlist to some acoustic music with a soothing rhythm.

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