
Björn Borg has offered a bold endorsement of Carlos Alcaraz’s potential dominance in 2027, suggesting the Spanish star could reclaim the world No. 1 ranking after a challenging 2026.
Alcaraz, who won the Australian Open this year, has struggled with consistency, notably exiting early in the Shanghai Masters and failing to advance beyond the Paris Masters quarterfinals—a tournament where his best performance remains the 2022 quarterfinal. Borg, speaking during a rare interview in Ibiza, praised Alcaraz’s talent and character, calling him ‘maybe the best’ and predicting he would return to the top spot while accumulating more Grand Slam titles.
The confidence comes as Alexander Zverev capitalized on Alcaraz’s and Jannik Sinner’s injuries to secure his first two majors and a year-end No. 1 ranking, narrowing the gap between the trio.
Borg’s remarks highlight Alcaraz’s influence on Spanish tennis, framing him as a pivotal figure whose future success could shape the sport’s landscape. With Alcaraz now focusing on refining his game post-Shanghai, his path to reclaiming the top spot hinges on a strong 2027 campaign—one Borg believes is inevitable.

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