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Australian Open 2026: Roger Federer hopes Carlos Alcaraz can complete career Grand Slam in Melbourne

By britishbulletin.com15 January 20261 Min Read
Australian Open 2026: Roger Federer hopes Carlos Alcaraz can complete career Grand Slam in Melbourne
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Roger Federer says he hopes Carlos Alcaraz can win the upcoming Australian Open and become the youngest man to complete the career Grand Slam.

Six-time major champion Alcaraz, 22, will bid to add the Melbourne title to his two Wimbledon, two French Open and two US Open crowns.

Swiss great Federer completed the career Grand Slam with his 2009 French Open triumph, five years after securing victories at the other three majors.

“It’s like Rory [McIlroy] going for the Masters, those things are tough. At his young age, completing the career Grand Slam would be crazy,” the 44-year-old told a news conference at Melbourne Park.

“Let’s see if he is able to do crazy this week. I hope he does because for the game it would be unbelievably special moment.”

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