Murcia (EFE).- Carlos Alcaraz Garfia already sports a new tattoo, the one he got during his stay in California during the dispute of the  Masters 1,000 of Indian Wells and which recalls his recent success  at the Australian Open.

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The young tennis player from Murcia, who at 22 years old is the world number 1, chose the most characteristic animal of the oceanic continent, the kangaroo, for the last ink impression on his body and the lower front part of his left leg is the chosen place.

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The ATP leader, who disseminated the representative image of the triumph achieved on February 1 in Melbourne over the Serbian Novak Djokovic (2-3, 6-2, 6-3 and 7-5), has already conquered the four Grand Slam tournaments - he had the US Open (2022 and 2025), Wimbledon (2023 and 2024) and Roland Garros (2024 and 2025) - and all those successes find a place in Alcaraz's extremities.

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Alcaraz's Other Tattoos

The new tattoo joins those he already had, and they are starting to be quite a few. Thus, the one of his first title in the American major - the date 11-09-2021 on the back of his left arm - and also when he debuted as champion at Roland Garros - the Eiffel Tower and the date 09-06-2024 on his left leg above the ankle - and at Wimbledon - a strawberry with the 16-07-2023 on his right ankle - appear. He also tattooed the Statue of Liberty and the Brooklyn Bridge on the back of his left arm for his second US Open and, long before that, the three C's in allusion to the phrase coined by his paternal grandfather when giving him infallible advice on how to handle both life and tennis - head, heart, and balls -. That impression appears on his left forearm.