It was the match everyone anticipated, a clash full of intensity as Stefanos Tsitsipas prepared for his Roland Garros night session. The Greek star declared that the moment had arrived, signaling a pivotal step toward the semi-finals in a tournament missing Rafael Nadal. On the opposite side stood Carlos Alcaraz, the current world number one, who had dominated their prior meetings and looked to continue his winning run in Paris. The backdrop was charged as Novak Djokovic had already moved through his own quarterfinals, defeating Karen Khachanov and the Murcian prodigy to reach the later rounds. This program built toward a high-stakes encounter that would shape the championship narrative. [ATPTour_ES]
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