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Carlos Alcaraz: No longer an outsider looking in
The 18-year-old comes into 2022 on the back of a breakthrough season, and began his next chapter Monday at the Australian Open—with a straight-set win.
Published Jan 17, 2022
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Alcaraz went 32-17 in 2021, the youngest ATP player to record that many season wins in 29 years.
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"I’m really happy to know that the people around the world are following you, supporting you. I think that I have a game that the people want to see on the court. So I’m really happy to progress with the fans and everything," he says.
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