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Cédric Rouquette

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Journaliste. Now Directeur @Tennis_Majors. Auteur du Grand Livre du Tennis, éditions E/P/A (sortie 22 octobre 2025). Cofondateur @scrineprod. Leader @magicrpm
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Alcaraz saved for singles: Europe chose a pair who had never played together, and it won them the Laver Cup

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The scoreboard tells the shape of it. Europe led 3-1 after Friday, when only Brandon Nakashima’s win over Mensik interrupted them. Team World then won Saturday’s first two matches, Learner Tien over Cobolli and de Minaur over Alexander Zverev, to lead 5-3, before Carlos Alcaraz saved two match points against Fritz to level it at 5-5 and Casper Ruud and Zverev won the night doubles for 7-5.
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Zverev secures Laver Cup for Team Europe, reclaiming trophy 13-5

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Alexander Zverev beat Learner Tien 7-6 (3), 6-3 at the O2 on Sunday to win the Laver Cup for Team Europe, who reclaim the trophy they lost in San Francisco last year with a 13-5 victory and two matches to spare.
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Alcaraz saves two match points and Ruud and Zverev finish the job: Europe lead 7-5 going into the final day

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Alcaraz’s match was the longest and the best of the weekend, and a rematch of the one Fritz won in San Francisco last year on the way to Team World taking the Cup. This time the American took the second set and moved two points from the match in the breaker, and Alcaraz came through 13-11. “I wasn’t surprised about Taylor’s level. I think both of us played great tennis,” he said. “The speed of the ball, the intensity we have been hitting the ball in every aspect was really, really high.
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