Carlos Alcaraz continued his unbelievable form in 2022, winning the maiden Grand Slam title of his career at the US Open. Taking on Casper Ruud in the final, the teenager needed only four sets to outpower the Norwegian 6-4, 2-6, 7-6(1), 6-3.With the victory, the Spaniard earned himself the World No. 1 spot, the youngest ever in ATP history to achieve the feat. He also became only the second teenager in history to win the US Open, with American legend Pete Sampras being the first.Tennis fans on social media were quick to shower praise on the soon-to-be World No. 1, remarking that this day will go down in history as the beginning of the Alcaraz era and that fans will remember it for years to come. One fan wrote on the same:"I think Carlos Alcaraz is going to be such a huge star in tennis that people will never forget this day, the day he won his first Major."Scott Seiver@scott_seiverI think Alcaraz is going to be such a huge star in tennis that people will never forget this day, the day he won his first major.493I think Alcaraz is going to be such a huge star in tennis that people will never forget this day, the day he won his first major.Another fan pointed out that this should come as no surprise to anybody, commenting that anyone who has followed the teenager's career trajectory would have known that he was destined for much bigger things."When you beat Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic on consecutive days in 3-setters the way Alcaraz did in Madrid, and then crush Zverev in the final, that should have been an indication that this was something much more than an interesting young player riding a little wave. MUCH MORE."Matt Zemek@mzemekWhen you beat Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic on consecutive days in 3-setters the way Alcaraz did in Madrid, and then crush Zverev in the final, that should have been an indication that this was something much more than an interesting young player riding a little wave.MUCH MORE twitter.com/mzemek/status/…Matt Zemek@mzemekWhen Alcaraz won Madrid, many people said to pump the brakes. We often lavishly praise young athletes before their time.I understand that. It happens. It's a reasonable reaction.However:It was pretty clear Alcaraz was no ordinary talent, no regular specimen. He has The Gift506When Alcaraz won Madrid, many people said to pump the brakes. We often lavishly praise young athletes before their time.I understand that. It happens. It's a reasonable reaction.However:It was pretty clear Alcaraz was no ordinary talent, no regular specimen. He has The GiftWhen you beat Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic on consecutive days in 3-setters the way Alcaraz did in Madrid, and then crush Zverev in the final, that should have been an indication that this was something much more than an interesting young player riding a little wave.MUCH MORE twitter.com/mzemek/status/…One user took the time to hail the losing finalist Ruud, remarking that he put on a valiant display despite the final result going against him. The Norwegian, who will now rise to World No. 2 on Monday, was more than deserving of the spot, they thought."Losing two Grand Slam finals in the same year has to be tough, even if you faced Nadal and Alcaraz, two monsters. By the way, kudos to Casper Ruud. Tonight he showed he deserves to be there. The new world no. 2!"Relevant Tennis | Stats & Info@RelevantTennisLosing two Grand Slam finals in the same year has to be tough, even if you faced Nadal and Alcaraz, two monsters. By the way, kudos to Casper Ruud. Tonight he showed he deserves to be there.The new world no. 2!29251Losing two Grand Slam finals in the same year has to be tough, even if you faced Nadal and Alcaraz, two monsters. By the way, kudos to Casper Ruud. Tonight he showed he deserves to be there.The new world no. 2! https://t.co/HG8PHfWqVvHere are a few more reactions from fans:Matt Turck@mattturckAlcaraz has achieved so much at 19 already - US Open and an island off San Francisco named after him452Alcaraz has achieved so much at 19 already - US Open and an island off San Francisco named after himScott Barclay@BarclayCard18Sure, Carlos Alcaraz fans will be happy now but they'll never know the nearly-there heartbreak of their fave coming close to winning their first major multiple times before finally dragging themselves over the line so I mean, who's really winning, eh?!472Sure, Carlos Alcaraz fans will be happy now but they'll never know the nearly-there heartbreak of their fave coming close to winning their first major multiple times before finally dragging themselves over the line so I mean, who's really winning, eh?!Ravi Ubha@raviubhaRecall that Alcaraz was: -Down a break in the 5th to Cilic in the 4R -Saved a MP in the 4th set, then trailed Sinner *3-2, 40-15 in the 5th in the QF-Trailed Tiafoe by a set in the SF -Saved 2 SP in the 3rd set v Ruud in the final+Had to recover from those late finishes6420Recall that Alcaraz was: -Down a break in the 5th to Cilic in the 4R -Saved a MP in the 4th set, then trailed Sinner *3-2, 40-15 in the 5th in the QF-Trailed Tiafoe by a set in the SF -Saved 2 SP in the 3rd set v Ruud in the final+Had to recover from those late finishesGothamChess@GothamChessCarlos Alcaraz is going to win 100 Majors2276Carlos Alcaraz is going to win 100 MajorsVansh@vanshv2kI never thought we’d ever see a teenage major champion in men’s tennis. Those days seemed so far removed. Carlos Alcaraz is an absolute anomaly. 23 hours, 39 Min on Court across 7 matches.24212I never thought we’d ever see a teenage major champion in men’s tennis. Those days seemed so far removed. Carlos Alcaraz is an absolute anomaly. 23 hours, 39 Min on Court across 7 matches.Bastien Fachan@BastienFachanI want that Nike x Alcaraz ad on a 7-story tall billboard in Times Square8214I want that Nike x Alcaraz ad on a 7-story tall billboard in Times Square https://t.co/YsNVmvYE3MAadarsh@AlcarazSznAlcaraz won Miami they were saying, he didn’t beat big 3 yet, he beat Nadal - Djokovic back to back & won Madrid they were saying his GS results are underwhelmingHe kept on doing well but still people kept calling him overhypedNow he just won USO & became youngest world #1 🤯5611Alcaraz won Miami they were saying, he didn’t beat big 3 yet, he beat Nadal - Djokovic back to back & won Madrid they were saying his GS results are underwhelmingHe kept on doing well but still people kept calling him overhypedNow he just won USO & became youngest world #1 🤯 https://t.co/Tfmkhk1HHZBastien Fachan@BastienFachanJuan Carlos Ferrero took a bet on a 15-year-old Carlos Alcaraz in September 2018Fast forward September 2022 - they're both Grand Slam champions and world No.1s14211Juan Carlos Ferrero took a bet on a 15-year-old Carlos Alcaraz in September 2018Fast forward September 2022 - they're both Grand Slam champions and world No.1s https://t.co/udpSPUaqpfAmy Lundy Dahl@AmyLundyDahlHe served betterHe volleyed betterHe defended betterHe outlasted the field Tennis has a new king #Alcaraz #USOpen434He served betterHe volleyed betterHe defended betterHe outlasted the field Tennis has a new king 👑 #Alcaraz #USOpen"This is something I dream of since I was a kid" - Carlos Alcaraz after his US Open triumphCarlos Alcaraz and Casper Ruud at the 2022 US OpenSpeaking in his on-court interview after the win, Carlos Alcaraz remarked that it had always been a childhood dream of his to win a Grand Slam title and become the World No. 1 and that he was elated to achieve both at the same time.He went on to thank his coach, his team and family members who have stood by his side throughout the years, stating that none of it would have been possible without their help."This is something I dreamed of since I was a kid. To be number 1, to be a champion. It's something I worked really really hard for. It's tough to talk right now, a lot of emotions," Carlos Alcaraz said. "This is something I tried to achieve, all the hard work I did with my team, my family."Also Checkout:- US Open 2022 Results