Alcaraz has more slams now than 89-99 born combined
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xFedal
Legend
Carlos Alcaraz is an all time great in the making, he wants to be the greatest, can he win 25 slams and 450+ weeks at no.1?
The Blond Blur
G.O.A.T.
We finally have a new ATG in the making! And he’s a nice kid to boot 
Excited to see how the rest of his career is going to pan out. I originally had him going on to win 10-12 schlems, but I might have to up that tally. I think he can get to or maybe even pass PETE now.
Excited to see how the rest of his career is going to pan out. I originally had him going on to win 10-12 schlems, but I might have to up that tally. I think he can get to or maybe even pass PETE now.
xFedal
Legend
Carlos better than Pete lol, Unbelievable ! Carlos might win 20 slams if Sinner doesn't become a worthy rival.We finally have a new ATG in the making! And he’s a nice kid to boot
tennisjedi
Hall of Fame
"Next gen" lol.
The Blond Blur
G.O.A.T.
I don’t think anyone is going to get near 20 schlems in a long time tbh. And I fully expect The Sinner to be back on surfaces he’s better on. It’ll be a great rivalry.
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On clay and grass, I expect Alcaraz to do well and Sinner on other two. They have separated themselves from the rest .
darthrafa
Hall of Fame
what abt they annually both hv two in the coming ten yrs?
Take 5 majors for others . Still 35 majors to be split between the two . And if IW or Saudi host a 5th major , then 30 majors is on the cards
dking68
G.O.A.T.
1 more slam and the Murray argument is done IMO
darthrafa
Hall of Fame
just hope shxt era can end asap
BGod
G.O.A.T.
Not even close. Zverev, Ruud, 36 year old Novak in a diluted field.
Wawrinka won and lost wars against titans.
BorgTheGOAT
Legend
Next will be Murray.
Djokovic_is_the_best#1
Bionic Poster
In this weak era of course he can!
Krish872007
Talk Tennis Guru
That 90s gen is basically finished and Alcaraz / Sinner generation will only continue to collect titles - I wonder how history will remember this period
Djokovic_is_the_best#1
Bionic Poster
He just needs 1 more to pass Murray and Stan. Man I feel so bad for them guys being born in the wrong era! Lol
Murray is still going to be ahead for awhile, but the joyous “Carlos Alcaraz has surpassed Andy Murray’s career achievements” thread is not far away.
BorgTheGOAT
Legend
Two more slams and it is done. Maybe one even enough.
UnforcedTerror
Hall of Fame
Do they really count though? 
I thought his slams are a product of a weak era where he never faced a prime Big 3, no?
Moreover, based on the eye-test theory, his US and French Opens should only count as inflated ones due to not playing "great level" of tennis, while his Wimbledon should also be considered inflated due to playing a 16 years old opponent in the final.
Numbers mean nothing and Karl still got a lot to prove.
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I thought his slams are a product of a weak era where he never faced a prime Big 3, no?
Moreover, based on the eye-test theory, his US and French Opens should only count as inflated ones due to not playing "great level" of tennis, while his Wimbledon should also be considered inflated due to playing a 16 years old opponent in the final.
Numbers mean nothing and Karl still got a lot to prove.
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MeatTornado
Talk Tennis Guru
I wouldn't go that far. It's inevitable but Murray has so much more on his side right now. But that's also with a good 10 years extra.
MilosRaonicFan
New User
Players born in the '00s: 4-0 in Slam finals
Players born in the '90s: 2-18 in Slam finals
Players born in the '90s: 2-18 in Slam finals
Sputnik Bulgorov
Professional
I was going to make a thread like this, but you beat me to it. What’s even more significant is that he’s done it all at 21. He didn’t even need to hit his peak to demolish everything Med, Tsits and Z ever achieved.
Poor 90s gen’s. They were basically punching bags for big 3, and now that big 3 are on their way out, they’re being violated by Sinner and Alcaraz. The career inflation era benefits both those who came before, and those who come after.
Poor 90s gen’s. They were basically punching bags for big 3, and now that big 3 are on their way out, they’re being violated by Sinner and Alcaraz. The career inflation era benefits both those who came before, and those who come after.
RelentlessAttack
Hall of Fame
They will remember it correctly as the career inflation era.
gamelovergold
Semi-Pro
I like last line TTW armchair critics. Accepting your own weakness is a great quality. Wining slam is not easy. Weak competition or peak competition you has to win 7 matches on the trot.Do they really count though?
I thought his slams are a product of a weak era where he never faced a prime Big 3, no?
Moreover, based on the eye-test theory, his US and French Opens should only count as inflated ones due to not playing "great level" of tennis, while his Wimbledon should also be considered inflated due to playing a 16 years old opponent in the final.
Numbers mean nothing and Karl still got a lot to prove.
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grandefrankie
Semi-Pro
And Djokovic fans (aka psych ward patients) still insist that is a "strong era". 
zakopinjo
Professional
You're weird, stop writing nonsense.And Djokovic fans (aka psych ward patients) still insist that is a "strong era".
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