WATCH: Carlos Alcaraz finally gets his Eiffel tower tattoo to celebrate his Roland Garros victory

There have been plenty of upcoming stars in the world of tennis, but the one current superstar who is breaking the boundaries is Carlos Alcaraz. The Spaniard is currently the World number 3 and is already set to be the next big thing in the sport. The 21-year-old has already achieved a lot in his impressive career so far and will be looking to keep his consistency in the future as well.

Carlos Alcaraz has gone on to win 4 Grand Slams, which include the US Open in 2022, the French Open in 2024, and two consecutive Wimbledon titles in the current and last season of the tournament. The Spaniard has broken the boundaries so far and is only 21 years old. It is safe to say that he has been enjoying his professional career and has already beaten the best in the business. 

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Eifel Tower tattoo completed

Carlos Alcaraz had two tattoos to celebrate each Slam he won. The Spaniard has got the tattoo of his US Open triumph in 2022 and his first Wimbledon title last season. The Spaniard also said that he would get a tattoo of the Eiffel Tower to celebrate his first Roland Garros title, which he won this season. Everyone was waiting for that tattoo, and this time, he finally got it on his leg, and he completed one of his career goals. It is safe to say he now has the three major slam victories printed on his body.

Watch the video below-

'Obrigada irmão por vir a minha casa para tatuar seu primeiro roland garros'

🎥 | gangatattoo via Instagram reels pic.twitter.com/S0bJYUg9EI

— Carlos Alcaraz Brasil (@carlosalcarazbr) July 19, 2024

This was one of the most unique ways to celebrate your victories, and Carlos Alcaraz has been successful in that venture as well. There will now be a lot of talks on which will be the next tattoo he will get. Since Alcaraz has already said that he will tattoo his first victory in every slam, it is safe to say that the next will be if he wins the Australian Open, which is the only slam title he has not got his hands on so far. We hope that day will also be coming soon for us.