Barbora Krejcikova hit the jackpot at Wimbledon, turning her victory into an unforgettable experience. Alongside claiming her second Grand Slam, Krejcikova had the unexpected delight of sharing a dance with fellow Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz. The joyful moment added an extra layer of celebration, as Krejcikova recently shared how dancing with Alcaraz made her day even more special.

Following his incredible triumph, Alcaraz, the Wimbledon champion, honored a long-standing custom by dancing with Barbora Krejcikova, the winner of the women’s singles championship, after she defeated Jasmine Paolini. Their joyous dance, which encapsulated the happy spirit of their joint accomplishment, swiftly went popular on social media.

Nearly a month ahead of US Open, Krejcikova talked about the moment, and for her, it was amazing to dance with Alcaraz. She stated, “The most fun part of winning Wimbledon was dancing with Alcaraz.”

Along with that, Krejcikova fondly recalled the dance moment, and said, “I think we did quite well, neither of us are great dancers. I guess he, being Spanish, should be better than the Czechs. But yeah, I think I guess you saw the video. Did you see the video? No? It was on Twitter everywhere.”

Alcaraz seemed visibly anxious when he found out on the court that he would be dancing the customary dance with the winner of the women’s singles championship. Unlike his confidence on the tennis court, Alcaraz wasn’t as sure of his dancing skills. He laughed and acknowledged the impending challenge, expressing both amusement and excitement. “I wish I could dance better; let’s see tonight, ha,” he added.

At the London Champions’ Ball, Alcaraz and Krejcikova danced to Dua Lipa’s tunes. Their lively performance added a celebratory flair to the event, highlighting the joy and camaraderie of their shared victory on tennis’s grandest stage. Though their joyful dance made Krejcikova’s day better, it was Alcaraz’s Wimbledon triumph that really cemented as a dream moment for him.

Carlos Alcaraz had his own dream moment before dance with Barbora Krejcikova

As the two tangoed, the Spaniard was noticeably blushing and turned red-faced. Despite a memorable dance, Carlos Alcaraz remembered the moment he won his fourth Grand Slam. In his post-match interview, Alcaraz expressed his deep satisfaction with his performance, saying, “It is a dream for me, winning this trophy.”

Along with that, he added, “I did an interview when I was 11 or 12 years old and I said my dream was to win Wimbledon, so I’m repeating my dream. … For me, this is the most beautiful tournament, the most beautiful court, and the most beautiful trophy.”

Just as Alcaraz fulfilled his childhood dream of lifting the Wimbledon trophy, Krejcikova’s success and the celebratory dance underscored the magic of Wimbledon—where dreams are realized and memorable moments are shared between the sport’s brightest stars. However, it will be interesting to see whether in the future the moment repeats itself.