Carlos Alcaraz enjoyed another great year on the ATP Tour in 2024, picking up four titles.
It was a stellar year on the ATP Tour for the Spanish number one who doubled his Grand Slam tally, with wins over Alexander Zverev and Novak Djokovic
Alcatraz won his first French Tennis Open title earlier this year, before bringing home his second consecutive Wimbledon title, taking his Grand Slam total to four.
The 21-year-old also added a fifth Masters 1000 title to his collection, as Alcaraz won Indian Wells for the second year running.
His ranking did drop off, however, as he is currently ranked third in the world behind Zverev and Jannik Sinner.
He’ll be looking to bounce back and enjoy a strong campaign in 2025, but one former world number one thinks Alcaraz may have some tough decisions to make in the new year.
Andy Roddick says Carlos Alcaraz is going to have to ‘disappoint’ some people in 2025
Speaking on his Served with Andy Roddick podcast, the 2003 US Open champion revealed what happened when he spent time with Alcaraz for the first time recently.