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Setting Up Sunday: Digging into the Mutua Madrid Open finals
With Day 1 of Roland Garros three weeks away, No. 1 seeds Iga Swiatek and Carlos Alcaraz are demonstrating what makes them both leading contenders.
Published May 06, 2023
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“I think women's tennis need this kind of consistency to see world No. 1 and world No. 2 facing in the finals," said Sabalenka.
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In Stuttgart two weeks ago, Swiatek won in straight sets, 6-3, 6-4. But Saturday in Madrid, Sabalenka turned the tables.
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“I have to go for it, otherwise I will have no chance,” said Struff. “I will try my best to beat him and win my first title."
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Madrid marks Alcaraz’s 13th career final (9-3) and the fourth time he’s gone that far at a Masters 1000 tournament (3-0).
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