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Tennis player Alcaraz triumphs over Medjedovic in Cincinnati, match paused due to rainfall

Carlos Alcaraz triumphs over Hamad Medjedovic 6-4, 6-4 in the Cincinnati Open, propelling him into the last 16. Despite the intense Ohio heat, Alcaraz secured his 50th victory of the season - a tour-leading feat. However, the proceedings were halted temporarily due to rainfall in the evening....

Tennis player Alcaraz outperforms Medjedovic in Cincinnati match, play suspended due to rainfall
Tennis player Alcaraz outperforms Medjedovic in Cincinnati match, play suspended due to rainfall

Tennis player Alcaraz triumphs over Medjedovic in Cincinnati, match paused due to rainfall

In the ongoing Cincinnati Open, Spanish sensation Carlos Alcaraz has continued his impressive form, securing his 8th Masters 1000 title. The 19-year-old outshone his opponents with a 78.1% win rate, making him one of the elite players with multiple Masters 1000 titles at a young age.

Alcaraz's journey to the title began with a resounding victory over Hamad Medjedovic, where he out-hit his opponent 25-16 on winners and committed just 18 unforced errors compared to Medjedovic's 38. Alcaraz also converted three of seven break points in the match.

The young Spaniard's impressive run at the Cincinnati Open saw him reach the semifinals, where he was set to face the winner of the quarterfinal match between Alexander Zverev and Ben Shelton. However, due to his victory in the final against Jannik Sinner, Alcaraz has already proven he was up to the challenge.

Sinner, who retired when trailing 5-0 in the first set of the final, was not the only high-profile opponent Alcaraz has bested in the tournament. He also outclassed Andrey Rublev, who rallied from a set down to win his match but was unable to match Alcaraz's consistency.

Meanwhile, other notable matches saw Iga Swiatek facing Romanian Sorana Cirstea in the round of 16, Lucia Bronzetti beating 23rd seed Jelena Ostapenko to set up a match against Coco Gauff, and Luca Nardi being Carlos Alcaraz's next opponent.

The tournament has not been without its challenges, with Tuesday's play being suspended due to rain, marking the latest in a string of interruptions this week. Monday's play was also disrupted, with Jannik Sinner's match delayed by a fire alarm and a one-hour power outage.

Despite these setbacks, the Cincinnati Open continues to attract top talent, with Andrey Rublev, Francisco Comesana, and Marta Kostyuk (who withdrew from her match against Iga Swiatek) among the competitors. The tournament will undoubtedly continue to provide exciting matches and showcase the best of tennis talent.

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[2] ATP Tour. (2025). Carlos Alcaraz - Career Match Stats. Retrieved from https://www.atptour.com/en/players/carlos-alcaraz/stats/matches

[3] ATP Tour. (2025). Masters 1000. Retrieved from https://www.atptour.com/en/tournaments/masters-1000

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[5] ATP Tour. (2025). Cincinnati Open - Finals. Retrieved from https://www.atptour.com/en/tournaments/cincinnati/2025/draws/finals

Sports enthusiasts would be thrilled to know that Carlos Alcaraz, the young tennis sensation from Spain, claims the Cincinnati Open crown, making it his 8th Masters 1000 title. He continued to amaze with his exceptional gameplay, dominating opponents such as Jannik Sinner, Andrey Rublev, and Hamad Medjedovic in this tournament.

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