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Former ATP ace warns Carlos Alcaraz ahead of Rome final against Jannik Sinner
Carlos Alcaraz reached his first career final at the Rome Masters 1000, although he did not play his best tennis for most of the week. The former world number 3 has had several ups and downs during this tournament as well, but he has always managed to make the difference in the decisive moments and will try to win his seventh Masters 1000 tomorrow.
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