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Carlos Alcaraz is trending worldwide as the Spanish star debuts at the ATP tournament in Tokyo, part of a strong Asian swing for Spanish tennis. Pablo Carreño Busta-linked teammate Jódar also started in Japan's capital, while Paula Badosa began her campaign at the China Open in Beijing. Fans across Europe, the Americas and India are searching for results and updates on his progress.
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Novak Djokovic is back in action at the China Open in Beijing, beating Nuno Borges to stretch his unbroken record at the tournament to 29 wins and 0 defeats, the most victories by an unbeaten player at a single ATP event. Now outside the world's top 10, Djokovic says his body feels good and that he plays only to win, while Borges joked the perfect record brings more pressure on him.
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Alexander Zverev, the German tennis star, is the top trending search in the United States, the United Kingdom, Italy and the Netherlands, and ranks third in his home country Germany. The spike comes as attention focuses on upcoming ATP tournaments, with previews and predictions circulating around the China Open in Beijing. No single event has been confirmed as the cause.
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Alexander Zverev is among the most searched names worldwide after the seeding orders were announced for the ATP tournaments in Tokyo and Beijing. The German heads the lists as the top seed, and tennis outlets and fans are sharing the draws and discussing his prospects heading into the Asian swing of the tour.
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Alexander Zverev is in the spotlight after opening his ATP 500 Beijing campaign with a straight sets win over Britain's Cameron Norrie, extending his perfect head-to-head record against the Scot. Attention has also focused on Zverev's comments rejecting calls to scrap best-of-five-set tennis at Grand Slams, a debate joined by Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic, alongside concern over his poor record against top-10 opponents this season.
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Novak Djokovic beat Nuno Borges in straight sets to reach the second round of the ATP 500 tournament in Beijing. The Serbian also spoke about his recovery after the US Open and said that 'the show must go on' when discussing how to handle losses. In the same event, Karen Khachanov defeated the world number five.
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Novak Djokovic is back in Beijing for the China Open, his first tournament since the US Open. The Serb says his body is feeling good as he gives a fitness update and discusses his devoted Chinese fanbase, the 'NoleFam'. With his qualification for the ATP Finals in doubt, Djokovic is under pressure to collect points during his comeback in a country he describes as a place he loves.
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Top seed Alexander Zverev beat Cameron Norrie to progress at the China Open in Beijing, with broadcasters and fans tracking the match worldwide. Coverage notes Zverev is eyeing the world No. 1 spot as the ATP race with Jannik Sinner heats up, though some reports flag his poor record against top-10 opponents this season, including a loss to Alex de Minaur.
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Félix Auger-Aliassime is trending as attention turns to his upcoming ATP Beijing match against Karen Khachanov. The fixture has drawn interest from tennis fans and tipsters, with betting sites publishing previews and predictions for the contest. The Canadian is among the names being discussed as the China swing of the ATP tour gets under way.
- 10Djokovic stays unbeaten at China Open in Beijing●ATP roundup: Novak Djokovic still perfect in Beijing
Novak Djokovic remains undefeated in Beijing, extending his perfect record at the ATP event there, according to a Reuters ATP roundup. The report highlights his continued dominance at the tournament, where he has historically been one of the most successful players. Further details on his opponent and scoreline were not provided in the available coverage.
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Tennis followers are looking up the schedule for the tournament in Beijing, asking which players are playing and when matches take place. The event is part of the ATP Tour calendar, and the main question circulating is simply what the day-by-day lineup in the Chinese capital looks like.
- 12Djokovic beats Borges to advance at China Open▼Tennis, ATP – China Open 2026: Djokovic gets past Borges
Novak Djokovic defeated Nuno Borges in his match at the 2026 ATP China Open in Beijing, moving forward in the tournament. The win keeps Djokovic's campaign alive at one of the Asian swing's flagship events, with fans and tennis media following his progress as he chases another title late in the season.
- 13Novak Djokovic wins opening match at Beijing tournament●ATP roundup: Novak Djokovic wins opener in Beijing
Novak Djokovic won his opening-round match at the ATP tournament in Beijing, according to a Field Level Media roundup. The win marks the start of his latest campaign at the Chinese event. No further details, including his opponent or the scoreline, were provided, and broader reaction is not yet documented.
- 14Khachanov beats Auger-Aliassime in China Open first round●US Open semifinalist Khachanov beats Auger-Aliassime in the China Open's 1st round
Karen Khachanov, a US Open semifinalist this year, defeated Felix Auger-Aliassime in the first round of the China Open in Beijing. The win gives the Russian a strong start to the Asian swing of the ATP tour and hands the Canadian another early exit as both players look to build momentum late in the season.
- 15Djokovic's first match at the Beijing tournament●When does Djokovic play his first match in Beijing?
Novak Djokovic is competing at the ATP tournament in Beijing, and fans are checking when his opening match takes place. The question is drawing attention as the tournament schedule is confirmed, with Djokovic headlining the draw in the Chinese capital.