Video - Alcaraz receives his year-end world number 1 trophy!

Carlos Alcaraz has just received the year-end world number 1 trophy for the second time in his career.

On the center court of the Inalpi Arena in Turin, the Spanish prodigy was able to kiss, to the applause of the crowd, the cup rewarding his position as world number 1 at the end of this year 2025. This is the second time after 2022.

Thus, at 22 years and 6 months old, he becomes the second youngest player in history to finish two seasons as world number 1. A record that until now belonged only to Lleyton Hewitt (21 years and 8 months).

"Getting here is not a journey you can make alone. You do it with your entire team, with your entire family," said the native of El Palmar.

In a sport often presented as the ultimate individual test, this award therefore illustrates the unique talent of the player, already a winner of six Grand Slams and 8 Masters 1000 titles.