Following a historic victory at the 2025 French Open, tennis star Carlos Alcaraz is contemplating a new tattoo to mark the occasion — but not without consulting his father first.
The 21-year-old Spaniard delivered one of the most memorable performances in Roland Garros history, defeating Jannik Sinner in a grueling five-hour, 29-minute final. Alcaraz saved three championship points in the fourth set before clinching the title in a dramatic fifth-set tiebreak, solidifying his reputation as one of tennis’s fiercest competitors.
With the win, Alcaraz adds another Grand Slam title to his growing collection and is now considering commemorating the moment with fresh ink. The proposed tattoo would join a growing body of artwork that documents his career milestones, including his previous Eiffel Tower tattoo for his first French Open win, and others celebrating victories at the US Open and Wimbledon.
Alcaraz has also hinted at future ink: a kangaroo, should he capture the Australian Open title — an emblem of his aspirations to complete a career Grand Slam.
However, the decision to get his latest tattoo isn’t entirely in his hands. Alcaraz has revealed he must seek the approval of his father, who plays a significant role in his life and career.
Family remains central to the young star’s journey. In his post-match comments, Alcaraz paid tribute to his grandfather’s enduring mantra: “Cabeza, corazón y cojones” — head, heart, and courage — a philosophy that, he says, guided him through the intense pressure of the final.
As fans await confirmation of his next tattoo, the tennis world continues to celebrate Alcaraz’s meteoric rise. With his relentless drive, emotional depth, and symbolic body art, the Spaniard is not only shaping a legendary career but also carving out a personal narrative that resonates far beyond the court.
Whether or not his father grants permission for the latest addition, one thing is certain: Carlos Alcaraz is leaving a lasting mark on the sport — in more ways than one.
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