Tennis: Carlos Alcaraz Wins the Paris Masters Against Ben Shelton
Alcaraz claimed his ninth Masters 1000 title and first in Paris after avenging his U.S. Open loss to Shelton, who missed six break points.
- On Saturday, Carlos Alcaraz and Ben Shelton set up a Paris Masters final clash, with Alcaraz defeating Casper Ruud 6-4, 6-4 and Shelton overcoming Luca Van Assche 5-7, 6-3, 6-4.
- Alcaraz reached the final after saving two match points against Taylor Fritz on Friday to advance to the semifinals, while Shelton earned his first Paris semifinal berth by defeating Tommy Paul 6-4, 4-6, 6-3.
- Shelton converted two of four break points against Paul and said, "These are the positions that I want to be in," as he earned his first final appearance in Paris.
- Sunday's match marks the first meeting between the pair since Shelton ended Alcaraz's US Open title defense earlier this season; Shelton's win over Paul also ended his rival's ATP Finals hopes in Turin.
- Coming off a Vienna title win last week, Alcaraz looks fresher than many rivals at this stage of the season. Asked about next year's Australian Open in January, he said he prefers focusing on his game and learning new skills.
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Paris. Finally happy under the roof, Carlos Alcaraz won yesterday his first title in the Masters 1000 in Paris, a tournament in which he had had a hard time smiling, winning in the final the American Ben Shelton by 7-6 and 7-5.
Ben Shelton's winner in the final, the Spaniard won in Paris one of the three Masters 1000 still outstanding. A 29th title that confirms his return to the top, before the ATP Finals in Turin. ...
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After winning Paris Masters, Alcaraz high on confidence ahead of ATP Finals
Nov 9 : World number three Carlos Alcaraz said his Paris Masters victory on Sunday was the ideal platform to launch his campaign for a first ATP Finals title and that he had played his best tennis since returning from a wrist injury in August. Alcaraz defeated American Ben Shelton 7-6(5) 7-5 in Paris to seal
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