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Alcaraz Advances to Tokyo Semifinals After Shapovalov Injury

The world number 3 advanced after winning the first-set tiebreak and will face Jaume Munar in the semifinals.

  • On Sunday, Canada's Denis Shapovalov retired from his Japan Open quarterfinal match in Tokyo against Carlos Alcaraz due to a hip injury, with Alcaraz leading 7-6, 2-1.
  • Shapovalov entered the quarterfinal after defeating Chile's Alejandro Tabilo in three sets at the Ariake Tennis Forest Park.
  • During the second set's first game, Shapovalov appeared to pull his hip while returning a forehand, prompting a medical timeout after converting three of four break-point chances.
  • Advancing to the semifinals, Alcaraz is scheduled to face Spanish qualifier Jaume Munar as the defending champion aims to maintain tournament momentum.
  • As the Japan Open progresses in Tokyo, Alcaraz's semifinal against Munar represents a critical test for the defending champion's title bid.
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The tournament favourite led 7-6 (4) and 2-1 when the Ontarian withdrew due to a hip injury.

·Montreal, Canada
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Los tenistas españoles Carlos Alcaraz y Jaume Munar están a paso de disputar la final del ATP 500 de Tokio . Lo malo es que tendrán que enfrentarse entre

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Carlos Alcaraz, the first lead of the Tokyo Open, Japan, qualified for the tournament's semifinals after the abandonment of Shapovalov.

·Montreal, Canada
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The Murciano, currently number 3 in the world, is running his second official tournament after four months of inactivity due to right wrist injury.

·Vicente López, Argentina
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