Carlos Alcaraz's Projected Path to Japan Open 2026 Final
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Tokyo, Sep 29 (EFE).- The Tokyo tennis tournament starts this Wednesday with the Spanish Carlos Alcaraz (n.3 ATP), champion of the 2025 edition, as the first head of the series and that will begin his defense of the title facing the American Alex Michelsen (n.34).The Murciano appeared this Tuesday for the first time on the grounds, in a video published on social networks by those responsible for the tournament, where he is seen in good spirits a…
The Spaniard defends the title he achieved last year before Taylor Fritz. Rafa Jódar marches on the other side of the picture
Defending his Japan Open title in Tokyo presents Carlos Alcaraz with a historic challenge. With another win, the Spaniard could become the first player to repeat his title in the Japanese capital in consecutive years since the legendary Pete Sampras triumphed in 1993 and 1994.
The Tokyo tennis tournament starts this Wednesday with the Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz (n.3 ATP), champion of the 2025 edition, as the first head of the series and who will begin his defense of the title facing the American Alex Michelsen (n.34).The Murciano, who will not play on the first day of the tournament, appeared this Tuesday for the first time in the venue, in a video published on social networks by the championship leaders, where he is see…
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