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Becoming youngest ever World No.1 means a lot: Spanish teen Alcaraz

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Carlos Alcaraz said ending the year as the youngest ever tennis World No.1 was an amazing achievement and a reward for his hard work. The Spaniard will be 19 years, 214 days on 5 December, the 2022 year-end ranking date when he will take the mantle of youngest from Australia's Lleyton Hewitt.

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Becoming youngest ever World No.1 means a lot: Spanish teen Alcaraz

The Spaniard will be 19 years, 214 days on 5 December, the 2022 year-end ranking date when he will take the mantle of youngest from Australia’s Lleyton Hewitt, who was 20 years, 275 days in 2001

1 year ago·Mumbai, India

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