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Carlos Alcaraz beat Learner Michelsen and then Matteo Arnaldi to reach the quarter-finals of the Tokyo tournament. The Spanish star admitted afterwards he was unhappy with parts of his performance, even though he was pleased to get through, and Spanish press described his mental resolve as a hammer wearing down opponents.
- 2Carlos Alcaraz beats Arnaldi to continue Tokyo title defence●Carlos Alcaraz Continues Title Defence vs Matteo Arnaldi | Tokyo 2026 Match Highlights
Carlos Alcaraz defeated Italy's Matteo Arnaldi to keep his title defence alive at the Tokyo tournament, advancing in straight highlights fashion. The match featured the Spaniard's trademark power and court coverage as he controlled rallies against the determined qualifier. Tennis fans are sharing the highlights widely, praising Alcaraz's form heading deeper into the draw.
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Play continues at the Japan Open Tennis Championships in Tokyo, with Carlos Alcaraz saving four set points before beating Matteo Arnaldi to reach the quarter-finals. Denis Shapovalov also advanced, defeating Alejandro Tabilo in the second round. Tennis fans are following the results closely as the ATP Tour event heads into its final stages.
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Carlos Alcaraz is competing at the Japan Open in Tokyo, where the Spaniard beat American Alex Michelsen in a tight opening match before defeating Italy's Matteo Arnaldi to reach the quarter-finals. He is defending the title he won last year, with Spanish outlets noting a comeback in his debut and comparisons to Pete Sampras. The tournament also marked Kei Nishikori's retirement from tennis.
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Italian tennis player Matteo Arnaldi is making his debut at the ATP tournament in Tokyo, where he faces Japan's young talent Shintaro Mokked Sakamoto on Wednesday. Italian interest in the event is high, with Simone Bolelli and Andrea Vavassori seeded number one in doubles, while Carlos Alcaraz got off to a winning start and Kei Nishikori said farewell to professional tennis at the same tournament.
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The ATP tournament in Tokyo is drawing attention as play continues. Italy's Matteo Arnaldi faced world number one Carlos Alcaraz at the Tokyo Open, a marquee matchup followed live by Italian sports outlets. Meanwhile Matteo Berrettini was set to play Vallejo, with coverage of match time, head-to-head record and TV availability. The event is trending in Italy and France.
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Carlos Alcaraz advanced to the third round of the ATP 500 tournament in Tokyo after defeating Matteo Arnaldi in their second-round match. Spanish sports outlet Diario AS provided live coverage, a summary and the final result of the contest. The win keeps Alcaraz's run at the Japanese event going as he continues his season on the ATP Tour, drawing attention from fans across Spain, Italy, the US and beyond.
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Italian tennis player Matteo Arnaldi is trending after drawing world number one Carlos Alcaraz at the ATP tournament in Tokyo. previews and predictions for their Day 4 match are circulating among tennis fans, with most expecting Alcaraz to advance but many curious to see how the young Italian competes against the top seed. Arnaldi is also drawing attention from Italian sports audiences.
- 9Alcaraz saves four set points to reach Tokyo quarter-finals●Alcaraz fends off 4 set points, then blitzes Arnaldi for Tokyo QF spot
Carlos Alcaraz survived a scare against Matteo Arnaldi at the Japan Open in Tokyo, saving four set points before roaring back to win and book his place in the quarter-finals. The Spaniard, a leading title contender, struggled early against the Italian before raising his level decisively in the closing stages of the match.