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Alcaraz excited to face 'dangerous' Paul for US Open quarter-final berth

Alcaraz says he is still finding top form after a four-month layoff as Tommy Paul aims to extend a 6-2 head-to-head edge.

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The Spaniard, playing his first tournament since a four-month absence with a wrist injury, acknowledges he has yet to play his best but says he's "getting there" with both the sharpness of his shots and his on-court decision making. He headlines a day that also features women's two-time defending champion Aryna Sabalenka and third-ranked American Jessica Pegula -- just one of the players with a chance to supplant Sabalenka atop the world ranking…

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The Murcian, quoted with Paul in the eighths, celebrates the reaction of his body to the demand of the competition. He says he is “surprised” and has an impact on the recovery

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The tennis player from Murcia looks to the 21st of the world for the pass to quarterfinals, where he would face Shelton or Tsitsipas. More information: Carlos Alcaraz raises his level against the Chinese Wu Yibing and achieves an easy victory to get into the eighths of the US Open

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06 September 2026 - 07.50 READING: 1 minutes Carlos Alcaraz returns to the field at the US Open. Today, Sunday 6 September, the Spanish tennis player confronts the American Tommy Paul - live TV and streaming - in the eighth finals of the American Slam. Alcaraz arrives at the match after having eliminated Safillin, Faria and Wu, while Paul has surpassed Wong, Prizmic and Bublik. Alcaraz-Paul, schedule and precedents The challenge between Alcaraz …

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