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Alcaraz Eases Past Medjedovic in Cincinnati Before Rain Forces Suspension
Carlos Alcaraz earned his 50th win of the season with a straight-sets victory at the Cincinnati Masters 1000, marking his 13th consecutive Masters win this year.
- On Aug 12, 2025, Carlos Alcaraz defeated Hamad Medjedovic 6-4, 6-4 in the third round, marking his 13th Masters 1000 win and 50th match of 2025.
- Amid sweltering conditions, Carlos Alcaraz expressed frustration with the Cincinnati Open weather as temperatures regularly exceeded 60, prompting medical timeouts.
- Converting three of seven break points, Alcaraz sealed victory in 95 minutes during Tuesday's match.
- He will face Luca Nardi in the round of 16, leading 1-0 after their earlier year Doha Open meeting.
- Beyond Cincinnati victory, Alcaraz continues his bid for an eighth Masters 1000 title, having reached four consecutive 50-win seasons, first since Novak Djokovic.
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Alcaraz eases past Medjedovic in Cincinnati
Carlos Alcaraz beat Hamad Medjedovic 6-4 6-4 to reach the Cincinnati Open last 16 on Tuesday, battling the sweltering Ohio heat to notch a tour-leading 50th victory of the season before the evening session was suspended due to rain. The Spanish second seed also secured his 13th consecutive win at an ATP Masters 1000 tournament, converting three of seven break points in a deliberate, slow-paced contest. Treated for neck pain after the first set, …
Carlos Alcaraz defeated his peer Hamad Međedović 6:4, 6:4 in the third round of the Cincinnati tennis tournament, thus celebrating his 50th victory of the season, the most of any player on the ATP tour.
Tennis-Alcaraz eases past Medjedovic in Cincinnati before rain forces suspension
(Reuters) -Carlos Alcaraz beat Hamad Medjedovic 6-4 6-4 to reach the Cincinnati Open last 16 on Tuesday, battling the sweltering Ohio heat to notch a tour-leading 50th victory of the season before the evening session was suspended due to rain. Read full story
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