Joao Fonseca ATP grand slams US Open 2025

Fonseca is the seventh youngest tennis player in history to win a match in all Grand Slams

Diego Jiménez Rubio - 25 Aug 2025

João Fonseca, precocity in Grand Slam. Photo: gettyimages

Joao Fonseca continues to take very important steps in his more than promising evolution. Winning his first match at the US Open 2025 carries significant historical implications, such as having won, at least, one match in every Grand Slam tournament, making him the seventh youngest player of all time to achieve this. At just 19 years old, the Brazilian surpasses Nadal and is not far behind names like Alcaraz, Borg, Becker, or Ivanisevic.

Youngest men to reach R2 in all 4 slams in one season:

🔹Goran Ivanisevic 17y11m
🔹Boris Becker 18y
🔹Bjorn Borg 18y2m
🔹Carlos Alcaraz 18y3m
🔹Stefan Edberg 18y10m
🔹Andrei Medvedev 18y11m
🔹João Fonseca 19y 🆕
🔹Rafael Nadal 19y2m

[Source: ATP] pic.twitter.com/5kmOSaE8Gw

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This is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Fonseca es el séptimo tenista más joven de la historia que gana un partido en todos los Grand Slams

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