Grand slam
US Open: Alcaraz, Djokovic In Same Half Of Draw; Sinner Plays Kopriva
Alcaraz is bidding to win the year's last Grand Slam for the second time after his triumph in 2022 and will face our-time winner Djokovic in a blockbuster clash in the last-four stage.
Fresh from his title run in Cincinnati, Alcaraz will start his campaign at the hard-court major against big-serving American Reilly Opelka, it was revealed in the draw conducted here on Thursday. Djokovic will start his campaign against NextGen ATP player Learner Tien.
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