Carlos Alcaraz was soaked with champagne after his stunning US Open triumph on Sunday night, before the Spanish sensation headed out to party at an exclusive private members club in New York.
Alcaraz looked to celebrate in style after claiming his sixth Grand Slam title of his career, after beating Jannik Sinner in four sets 6-2, 3-6, 6-1, 6-4.
After his stunning performance on Arthur Ashe in a final watched by US president Donald Trump, Alcaraz initially head into the changing rooms to celebrate with members of his team.
Footage showed the the 22-year-old armed with a bottle of champagne as he prepared to soak members of his entourage.
The Spaniard was instead was instead blasted with champagne, as his team included coach Juan Carlos Ferraro sought to celebrate the star clinching the second US Open title of his career, having also triumphed in 2022.
His celebrations appeared to go long into the night, as Alcaraz headed out to the private supper club Chez Margaux, a hotspot in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District which has been frequented by Taylor Swift.
Carlos Alcaraz was soaked in champagne after clinching the US Open title in New York
The Spanish star then headed to the private members club Chez Margaux, where he partied with models including Brianna Bardhi, left, and Tika Camaj, right
Alcaraz was pictured alongside chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten, who owns the private supper club frequented by Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce
Taylor Swift had held a party at the same bar with friends such as Este Haim and Ashley Avignone in 2024, while it has hosted celebrations for teams including the New York Knicks.
The members only club costs $3,000-a-year (£2,200) with a $2,000 (£1,480) joining fee for those under the age of 30, should they application be approved. The fee increase to $4,000-a-year (£3,000) for those over 30, with a $3,000 (£2,200) joining fee.
The club states that it is inspired by the elegance of Paris in the 1930s and London’s nightlife culture, with its main dining room focusing on modern French cuisine.
Chez Margaux also includes a Japanese-inspired lounge for casual dining and a caviar and cocktails bar that is transformed into a nightclub during the evening.
The club’s menu is overseen by renowned chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten, who has a slew of restaurants in New York including JoJo, Nougatine, ABC Kitchen, and the eponymous Jean-Georges.
Vongerichten shared a photo with Alcaraz inside the club with the Frenchman offering his congratulations to the tennis star.
Alcaraz proved a man in demand with the newly crowned champion joined by models including Brianna Bardhi and Tika Camaj in celebrating his triumph.
The Spaniard’s post US Open celebrations coincided with an after party for the VMA Awards, which also took place in New York on Sunday night.
Alcaraz had sought to soak his team with champagne, but was instead covered in the changing room as they started the celebrations
Alcaraz started the celebrations after winning the sixth Grand Slam title of his career
The Spaniard claimed the US Open title for the second time by beating Jannik Sinner
Jamie Foxx was among the stars to have been present at Chez Margaux amid the celebrations
Cardi B was among the stars present following the VMA Music Awards in New York on Sunday
Aryna Sabalenka had celebrated at the same venue the previous night with Jonathan Cheban, otherwise known as Foodgod
The world number one brought her US Open trophy to the exclusive members club
Numerous famous faces headed to the haunt following the awards bash, including Hollywood star Jamie Foxx.
Cardi B was filmed performing inside the New York club as part of the afterparty thrown by Raising Cane’s.
Academy award winning actress Lupita Nyong’o was among the spectators who had attended the US Open men’s final, before making their way to Chez Margaux.
The venue had also hosted women’s singles champion Aryna Sabalenka the previous night, who was joined by, Jonathan Cheban, otherwise known as Foodgod.
The world No1 had taken her US Open trophy to the venue as she celebrated with members of her team.
