Carlos Alcaraz Breaks Boris Becker's Record with Doha Title

Carlos Alcaraz delivered a dominant performance in the Qatar Open final, defeating Arthur Fils in straight sets to secure his 26th career title at just 22 years old, breaking a record previously held by Boris Becker.

21 Feb, 22:34 — 22 Feb, 19:30

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Carlos Alcaraz, a prominent young talent in professional tennis, has surpassed a record previously held by tennis legend Boris Becker. This achievement, securing his 26th career title at just 22 years old, highlights Alcaraz's rapid ascent and potential to become one of the sport's all-time greats. Breaking records set by former champions like Becker often signals a generational shift and the emergence of a new dominant force in the sport.

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Carlos AlcarazTennis player; record-breaker Boris BeckerTennis legend; former record holder Arthur FilsAlcaraz's opponent in final DohaTournament city Qatar OpenTennis tournament

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First report: qatar-tribune · 21 Feb, 22:34|Full coverage: All 2 sources within 21h|Window: 21h

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Alcaraz flies past Fils for his first Falcon Trophy - Qatar Tribune

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Boris Becker reacts after Carlos Alcaraz breaks one of his records in the Doha final

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Boris Becker reacts after Carlos Alcaraz breaks one of his records in the Doha final

Carlos Alcaraz put on a dominant display in the Qatar Open final against Arthur Fils. Alcaraz defeated Fils in straight sets, 6-2, 6-1 to secure the 26th title of his career, still aged just 22.

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