Here is everything you need to know about Carlos Alcaraz's appearance at the Australian Open, including the latest results from the tournament.

Carlos Alcaraz will have the world watching him when he steps on the court at the Australian Open next week. The 22-year-old is looking to become the youngest men’s player to capture his career Grand Slam—winning at least one title in each of the four majors. He just needs the title in Melbourne to complete the lofty achievement.

Carlos is fully aware that lifting the trophy in Melbourne would make him the youngest owner of a Career Grand Slam and carve out a unique place in tennis history among the ultimate legends.

Carlos Alcaraz knows what matters the most to him in 2026 and isn’t shy about telling the world: He wants to win the Australian Open to complete a career Grand Slam.

Tennis has its first major tournament kicking off the 2026 season, and Carlos Alcaraz is looking to add onto his growing resume of impressive wins. The Australian Open starts the tennis calendar off as Alcaraz and the rest of the world's elite compete in Melbourne.

Andy Roddick is the most recent American to win a slam slam title on the men's side when he captured the 2003 US Open. Since, tennis has been dominated by three of the best players in history, including Novak Djokovic, who will appear in the Australian Open along with the emergence of Sinner and Alcaraz.

Carlos Alcaraz is back in action at the Australian Open - his first official tournament since parting ways with his coach of seven years.