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Australian Open: Carlos Alcaraz Beats Novak Djokovic to Make History

Carlos Alcaraz · Melbourne

Australian Open: Carlos Alcaraz Beats Novak Djokovic to Make History

46% Center coverage: 13 sources

Carlos Alcaraz has won his first Australian Open. He is the youngest player in history to win all four Grand Slam titles.See the Story

Australian Open: Novak Djokovic Was Brilliant; Sinner Wilted

Australian Open: Novak Djokovic Was Brilliant; Sinner Wilted

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

Meanwhile, Carlos Alcaraz blossomed just in time.See the Story

Australian Open: Are Carlos And Jannik Too Young And Strong For Djokovic And Zverev?

Carlos Alcaraz · Melbourne

Australian Open: Are Carlos And Jannik Too Young And Strong For Djokovic And Zverev?

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner appear to be in a class all to themselves. They’ve won all eight of the Grand Slams the last two years, dividing them to four each. No wonder they are the top two seeds at this Australian Open. But it’s pretty likely that one of them will break the tie […]See the Story

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