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    The youngest player in the top 10 will face the oldest in an all Spanish battle at the Madrid tennis Masters

    The youngest player in the top 10 will face the oldest in an all Spanish battle at the Madrid tennis Masters


    Carlos Alcaraz has beaten Kiwi raised Brit Cam Norrie in three sets on his 19th birthday and will next face 35 year old Rafael Nadal for a place in the semis.

    Alcaraz, who has already won big titles on hard court and clay this year, is confident he can beat the 21-times Grand Slam champion for the first time.



    TENNIS COVERAGE WITH GAME ON TURF, YOUR SPORTS AND LANDSCAPING SURFACES COVERED

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     19 Apr: Alex de Minaur loses to French teenager Arthur Fils in straight sets at Barcelona Open
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     08 Apr: American Ben Shelton has captured his second career ATP Tour title, outlasting defending champion and compatriot Frances Tiafoe in three sets to win the US Men's Clay Court Championship
     05 Apr: Rafael Nadal has withdrawn from tennis' Monte Carlo Masters, saying his 37-year-old body is not ready for competition
     01 Apr: History for 22-year-old Jannik Sinner after clinching his 13th ATP title at the Miami Open
     01 Apr: Italy's Jannik Sinner has risen to second place in the tennis world rankings following his Miami Open win
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