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Carlos Alcaraz beat American 20th seed Tommy Paul 6-4, 6-3, 6-4 in a high-voltage tennis hit-fest on Sunday to reach the US Open quarterfinals and remain firmly on track for back-to-back titles at Flushing Meadows.
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Alcaraz → beat → Meadows
The seven-time Grand Slam champion hit top form in New York after nearly five months out with a right wrist injury, and extended his major match-winning streak to 18 with a stunning display of shotmaking against a fellow big-hitter.
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champion → hit → hitter
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Williams → play → Open
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4Djokovic → know → tears
“I think I just played my game,” Alcaraz said.
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Alcaraz → think → game
“I tried to play to my style.
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I → try → style
Tommy’s such a talented player, and his shots are pretty dangerous, and it’s difficult to control the ball when it comes to you.
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it → ’ → you
“I was trying to be aggressive all the time …
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I → try → ?
I did well to put pressure on his return, which helped me stay calm and to think clearly.
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me → do → return
Alcaraz’s serve came under pressure in the third game when Paul fired an exquisite 161km/hour (100 mph) forehand winner around the net that brought Arthur Ashe Stadium to its feet.
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that → come → feet
Still, the Spaniard stood firm before striking late to snatch the opening set.
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Spaniard → stand → set
The 23-year-old left a vapour trail with a crosscourt winner to carve out an early opening in the second set and swiftly took a 2-0 lead, before trading breaks with Paul and breezing through the remaining games for a commanding lead.
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old → leave → lead
Even with much of the show-court crowd yearning for a home winner, second seed Alcaraz continued to steal the show with his audacious play, moving to the brink of improving his win-loss record against American players at the Grand Slams to 13-0.
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Alcaraz → yearn → 13
After shifting down to cruise mode, Alcaraz briefly flinched at the finish line, but he regrouped to deliver the knockout blow and set up a meeting with American Ben Shelton or Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas in the next round.
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he → shift → round
Alcaraz hit a rocket of a forehand to bring up match point, another sign that he was reaching the peak of his powers at a venue where he has thrived ever since his maiden Grand Slam triumph four years ago.
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he → hit → triumph
“I think so,” Alcaraz said when asked about being back to his best in New York, where he has reached the quarterfinals in five of his six appearances now.
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he → think → appearances
“It shows how special this place is to me; I’m just enjoying myself on court here.
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I → show → court
It doesn’t matter that I was out for over four months.
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I → matter → months
Every time I come here, I play well.”
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I → come → ?
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