Carlos Alcaraz caught singing “we are the champions” to celebrate Roland-Garros – Tennis Tonic

Carlos Alcaraz, the young sensation of Spanish tennis, is delighted with his recent triumph at Roland Garros. After beating Alexander Zverev in the final on June 9 to clinch his third different Grand Slam title, Alcaraz celebrated his monumental feat with friends and family in Paris, toasting with champagne.

After the festivities in the French capital, Alcaraz took his celebrations to Ibiza. Accompanied by his friends, he took advantage of a well-deserved vacation in the Balearic Islands. Social media was full of clips of Alcaraz enjoying his break from the field. In one of those videos, he was captured singing Queen’s “We Are the Champions,” a fitting anthem for his victory. Another clip showed him dancing and enjoying the vibrant nightlife at a local nightclub.

Looking back on his victory, Alcaraz said: “Winning at Roland Garros was a dream come true. Partying with my loved ones then heading to Ibiza was the perfect way to relax and cherish the moment.

As Alcaraz continues to enjoy his time off, fans are eagerly awaiting his return to the field, where he will undoubtedly aim for more titles and memorable performances. Her spirited celebrations showcase not only her dedication and hard work, but also her ability to savor and appreciate her successes.

Carlos Alcaraz’s celebration of his victory at Roland Garros was as vibrant and energetic as his performance on the court. Singing ‘We Are the Champions’ and dancing in Ibiza, he marked his triumph in style, giving fans a glimpse of his cheerful personality off the pitch.

Carlos Alcaraz in 2024

Ranked world number 1.

2, Alcaraz played his last match on the 9th^th of June when he beat world number 4 Alexander Zverev 6-3 2-6 5-7 6-1 6-2 in the French Open final to win his 15^th career title.

Currently in this season, Alcaraz owns a compiled game record of 25-5. Alcaraz won 2 titles in 2024 at Indian Wells and Roland Garros.

Carlos Alcaraz will face world number 27 Francisco Cerundolo in 1^st round. The head-to-head is 1-0 for Cerundolo.

The Spaniard won 2 titles in 2024 at Indian Wells and Roland Garros.

Alcaraz won 15 titles during his career: 4 on hard court, 8 on clay, 1 on indoor court and 2 on grass court. (See the list of his titles)