Video: Carlos Alcaraz displays where he keeps his trophies in preview of Netflix documentary - "This is my calm place"
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With his upcoming Netflix documentary to be released soon, Spanish tennis sensation Carlos Alcaraz has given fans a sneak peek at what to expect as he shows off where he stores his trophies.
The former World No.1 will have his documentary released on April 23, 2025. The documentary will feature footage from Alcaraz's 2024 season, during which he won two Grand Slam titles, the French Open and Wimbledon. Furthermore, the Spaniard suffered an emotional loss to Novak Djokovic in the final of the summer Olympic Games.
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Alcaraz reveals location of his trophies
The four-time Grand Slam champion showed off a room where he likes to relax when he returns home. Despite being a small room with only one bed, Alcaraz claims to feel at peace in the room that houses all his trophies.
"After each tournament, this is my place," said Alcaraz. "This is my calm place. Here I have my hobby, something I love, which is sneakers, as you can see. I need more space. It's pretty small, but I manage. And for people that ask, 'Where do you keep your trophies?' Well, here. I have some important ones here. This one is from the 2022 US Open. The rest are in the living room.
"Wimbledon, of course. This one is awesome. Here are all the champions, and suddenly here I am, you know? It's like, 'What the hell is going on?' The joy of winning Wimbledon, which is experienced by a very select few, true geniuses."
"Wimbledon, of course. This one is awesome. Here are all the champions, and suddenly here I am, you know? It's like, 'What the hell is going on?' The joy of winning Wimbledon, which is experienced by a very select few, true geniuses."
Additionally, Alcaraz revealed his ambitions to become the best player in tennis history. Although the 21-year old suffered a shocking opening round loss to David Goffin at the 2025 Miami Open, Alcaraz will attempt to return to form at the upcoming Monte-Carlo Masters.
A sweet clip from Carlos Alcaraz’ upcoming Netflix documentary.
— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) March 29, 2025
Looking at his U.S. Open and Wimbledon trophies that he keeps in his room. 🥹
Can’t wait to watch the whole thing.
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