Carlos Alcaraz pulled off a dramatic win at the Laver Cup, saving match points to avoid what would have been his first back‑to‑back singles defeats in 18 months. The Spanish teenager’s comeback secured a crucial point for Team Europe in the competition against Team World.
Alcaraz was down match point early in the deciding set but rallied to turn the tide, ultimately clinching the match in a tightly contested finish. His resilience prevented a consecutive loss, a streak he had not experienced since early 2025.
The victory helped Team Europe extend its lead over Team World, putting the European side ahead on the overall Laver Cup scoreboard. The event, an annual team tournament that pits the best European players against a selection of top talent from the rest of the world, continues to showcase high‑stakes tennis.
Team Europe’s advantage now places them in a strong position as the competition moves into its final sessions, with both sides looking to secure the coveted Laver Cup trophy.
<small>Source: BBC Sport — read the original story there.</small>
