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Alcaraz Beats Medvedev to Reach Vienna Final
Alcaraz reached his fifth final of the year and extended his ATP 500 winning streak to 25 matches after a 96-minute victory.
- Carlos Alcaraz defeated Daniil Medvedev 6-4, 7-6 on Saturday at the Vienna Open, reaching his 37th tour-level final and extending his unbeaten ATP 500-level streak to 15 matches.
- The result gave Alcaraz revenge after Medvedev handed him his first season defeat at Indian Wells in March, while also ending the Russian's seven-match winning streak.
- With neither player able to gain decisive advantage, Alcaraz produced powerful groundstrokes in the tie-break to seal victory in 96 minutes, as Medvedev struggled behind his own serve.
- Despite the loss, Medvedev secured his spot in the season-ending ATP Finals next month after his fifth consecutive semi-final run, as Alcaraz awaits either Alexander Zverev or Minaur.
- Alexander Zverev replaces the injured Jannik Sinner at the top of the men's rankings on Monday, while both Alcaraz and Medvedev have already qualified for the season-ending ATP Finals.
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Vienna Open: World number one-bound Alexander Zverev loses to Alex de Minaur in semi-finals
Alexander Zverev loses his first match since securing the men's world number one ranking as he suffers a surprise defeat by Alex de Minaur in the semi-finals of the Vienna Open.
·London, United Kingdom
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Alexander Zverev loses the semi-finals in Vienna against Alex de Minaur and misses the dream final against Carlos Alcaraz. On Monday he will be number 1.
·Berlin, Germany
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The dream final between Alexander Zverev and Carlos Alcaraz in Vienna has broken. The German world leader lost his semi-final. The German repeatedly complained about the balls. Jan-Lennard Struff missed the final in Basel.
·Berlin, Germany
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Carlos Alcaraz (ATP-3) reached the final of the ATP 500 series tennis tournament in Vienna.
·Vilnius, Lithuania
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