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Carlos Alcaraz Receives Subtle Warning From French ATP Pro in Qatar: “I’ll Come to You”
Alcaraz won five consecutive games in the second set to secure a 96-minute victory and extend his outdoor hard court winning streak to 27 matches, ATP reports.
- In Doha, Alcaraz progressed to the quarter-finals with a straight-sets win and will face Khachanov for a last-four spot.
- After trailing 2-5 in the second set, Alcaraz reeled off five straight games to close a 96-minute match and said he found rhythm again.
- Building on his Australian Open title, Alcaraz is on a nine-match winning streak and a 27-match outdoor hard-court run, boosting his Doha prospects.
- High-Profile quarter-finals include Rublev versus Tsitsipas, with the other quarter featuring defending champion Rublev against Tsitsipas, who advanced after his first tour-level quarter-final in 10 months.
- Chasing a maiden trophy, Alcaraz said `It’s just about one point` reflecting close match margins, after falling at last year's quarter-final stage.
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