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Three to See: Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic—and Peyton Stearns—are our focuses for Friday
The third round is underway, and we're previewing three must-see matches.
Published Jun 02, 2023
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Djokovic is 2-1 against the Spaniard, but he lost their last meeting, on clay in Monte Carlo a year ago.
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Alcaraz will produce gasps with his lightning speed and the force of his forehand, while Shapovalov will wow fans with his trademark leaping one-handed backhand.
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