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Spanish fans brought plenty of their nation's flags to Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday in Miami Gardens, Fla., thrusting them into the air whenever things were going well for Carlos Alcaraz.
Carlos Alcaraz cemented his burgeoning status as the rising star of men’s tennis by claiming a maiden ATP Masters 1000 title with victory over Casper Ruud at the Miami Open. The 14th seed triumphed 7-5 6-4 in one hour and 52 minutes to become the first Spanish man to win the tournament. Ad/> The win also sees the 18-year-old break Novak Djokovic’s record, set in 2007 at the age of 19 years and 10 months, as the youngest male champion in Miami Open history.
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Spanish fans brought plenty of their nation’s flags to Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday, thrusting them into the air whenever things were going well for Carlos Alcaraz.
Casper Ruud faces Carlos Alcaraz in Sunday's Miami Open final, in what is a first-ever Masters 1000 final for both players. Alcaraz has long been likened to his compatriot Rafael Nadal, someone Ruud knows well off the tennis court. Ahead of his maiden Masters final, the world No 8 admitted he had played golf with Nadal before and said the 21-time Major champion was just as tough on the golf course as the tennis court.
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Novak Djokovic is already on the court at the Monte Carlo Masters a week before he makes his return to competition at the tournament. The world No 1 has played just one event so far this year as a result of his unvaccinated status and will be back in action at the first Masters 1000 of the clay season next week.
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Carlos Alcaraz's coach surprised the 18-year-old in emotional scenes ahead of his Miami Open final. The Spaniard became the second-youngest ATP finalist in the tournament's history behind Rafael Nadal back in 2005. Juan Carlos Ferrero did not join his charge in Miami after his father died but arrived at the tournament on Sunday hours before the final.