Carlos Alcaraz ATP atp 500

Alcaraz close to breaking a historic Federer record in ATP 500 tournaments

Diego Jiménez Rubio - 1 Nov 2026
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Carlos Alcaraz, record at ATP 500. Photo: Getty Images

Carlos Alcaraz is on a memorable winning streak in ATP 500 tournaments. Evidence of this is that he has won the last five tournaments of this category he has participated in, remaining undefeated since losing the final of the Conde de Godó 2025 to Rune, affected by a minor injury.

Since then, Alcaraz has won titles in Queen's and Tokyo in 2025, and this season in Doha, Tokyo, and Vienna. Of the last 28 titles that the Spaniard has in his record, a total of 8 correspond to tournaments of this category, which clearly shows how comfortable he is in these events, held over a week with highly demanding matches from the start.

Alcaraz has not lost in an ATP 500 since the Conde de Godó 2025, against Rune

Perhaps the most revealing and exciting statistic for Carlos Alcaraz is his consecutive wins in ATP 500 tournaments, as he has now accumulated an impressive 26. This is the second-best record of all time, surpassed only by Roger Federer's record of 28 consecutive wins.

The big question that arises in the minds of all fans is whether Carlos Alcaraz will be able to surpass that mark and set a new historical record associated with ATP 500 tournaments. To see if he can, we will have to wait until 2027 and, very likely, the Doha tournament, which usually is the first event of this category in the calendar of the Murcian tennis player.

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