When you are aiming to enter the pantheon of tennis legends, you need to do something nobody has ever done before.
Roger Federer made Wimbledon his own, winning the grass court tournament more than anyone else.
Rafael Nadal did the same with the French Open, setting a record that is likely to never be broken.
Novak Djokovic did all of that and more, winning more than literally anyone to ever play the sport.
Carlos Alcaraz has long been touted as having the pedigree worthy of sitting in that tier with those legends, and the way his career has gone so far, you can see why. If he retired tomorrow, he would already be considered a legend himself.
After becoming the first player in 11 attempts to down…