Carlos Alcaraz's future is an interesting topic, and the world number one is expected to stay at the top and show his dominance in 2026.
Alcaraz won two Grand Slam titles last year, becoming a six-time Grand Slam winner at the age of 22.
The Australian Open is the only Grand Slam he is missing in his career, and the Spaniard has repeatedly emphasized how motivated he is to win the first Grand Slam of the year.
Tennis experts have analyzed Carlos Alcaraz's chances at the Australian Open. Sam Querrey and his associates during the "Nothing Major" podcast gave interesting predictions regarding his chances.
Sam Querrey believes that Jannik Sinner will be a dominant figure this season and that he will win all four Grand Slam titles, and Jack Sock seems to share a similar opinion with him.
"My bold take is that I think Sinner is going to win all four majors this year. What is more likely Sinner winning all four or someone other than Sinner or Alcaraz winning one?"-Querrey said.
Sock: Sinner winning all four, that was going to be mine.
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What can we expect?
Such forecasts can certainly be a strong motivation for the 22-year-old, who will give his best and do everything to win Grand Slam trophies, especially the Australian Open. Most expect that the split between Carlos Alcaraz and Juan Carlos Ferrero may create problems for the young Spaniard, and that he may not be able to give his best as he has done so far.
However, knowing the qualities of the Spanish tennis player, we have no doubt that he will recover quickly from the split and will show the level of play that is expected of him.
It will be interesting to find out who will be Carlos Alcaraz's new coach and who can really work with him in the long term. The person who comes will have serious responsibility and pressure, so we will be monitoring the situation closely.
