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The top seed went from a winning day at the Hard Rock Stadium to watching Curry and the Heat take on the Golden State Warriors at the Kaseya Center.

ByDavid Kane

Published Mar 27, 2024

MATCH POINT: Carlos Alcaraz continues to roll through Miami Open, dispatches Lorenzo Musetti

Tuesday was a slam dunk for Miami Open’s top seed, Carlos Alcaraz, who wrapped up a busy day at the Hard Rock Stadium to watch Steph Curry the Kaseya Center.

Alcaraz cut his press conference short after knocking out Lorenzo Musetti, 6-3, 6-3, to make sure he could catch Curry and the Miami Heat take on the Golden State Warriors, meeting the NBA star after the game.

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Alcaraz isn’t the first tennis star to meet Curry, who has gotten selfies with both Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic over the last month:

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While the Warriors and Curry ultimately beat the Heat, 113-92, Alcaraz aims to maintain his Miami Open win streak, standing three wins from defending his title with a quarterfinal against Grigor Dimitrov between him and the semifinals.