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US Open: Alcaraz Moves To Second Round With Win Over Li Tu
The victory late on Tuesday night was Alcaraz’s 60th Grand Slam singles victory in his career, a milestone reached in just 70 matches. He is the second-quickest man to 60 major victories in the Open Era, trailing only John McEnroe, who did so in 69 matches.
Alcaraz aims to become the third man in the Open Era to win Roland Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open in the same year. Rod Laver (1969) and Rafael Nadal (2010) accomplished the feat. according to ATP.
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