Alcaraz Opens at US Open Against Baez in Tough Start

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Carlos Alcaraz Garfia is set to return to the US Open, facing Argentina’s Sebastian Baez in the opening round. The matchup represents a notably challenging start for his Grand Slam journey, and the hope is that he can deliver a strong performance in his second appearance at Flushing Meadows, capitalizing on familiar support and the big-match atmosphere that New York delivers.

The young star was ranked fourth in the world at just 19 and carried the status of the third seed. His absence from past United States Open campaigns was due to injuries that kept him off court, preventing a full schedule in this marquee event. The road ahead is watched closely by fans and analysts who have watched him rise rapidly, with expectations that he will push deep into the tournament once again as he seeks consistency and momentum on the big stage.

Baez, 21, began his bid for glory as a formidable opponent, entering the match as the world’s 37th-ranked player. The opening clash was scheduled for six o’clock in the afternoon, Spanish time, marking the start of a day that would unfold under the bright lights of Flushing Meadows. The early hours of play promised an intense battle as both players aimed to translate their recent form into a strong showing at one of tennis’s most storied venues.

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