Tommy Paul

It was a superb match between Carlos Alcaraz and Tommy Paul and it saw the American save a match point in a tremendous comeback win 6-7(4) 7-6(7) 6-3.

Eventually, Paul took the lead and cruised to a superb finish 6-3. Paul saved a match point in the tiebreak to win the 2nd set and force a decider. He took an early 3-0 lead but once again had to save break points in that game to confirm his break for 3-0.

American Tommy Paul advanced to the last 16 of the Montreal Masters by defeating Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz, the second seed, 6-7 (4), 7-6 (7), ...

- Marin Čilić vs. - Andrey Rublev vs. - Jack Draper vs. So I knew that if I just got one break back; I didn’t expect to get two breaks back and serve for the second and then get broken – it never goes how you think it’s going to go but I felt like I was playing comfortable tennis overall, I stuck to the game plan and played well.” The 25-year-old American had a 5-2 lead in the decider before Alcaraz showed his class, brilliantly saving four match points to hold for 3-5. Paul rallied from 4-1 down in the second set, breaking for 3-4, then again to take a 5-4 lead.

Don't miss No. 34 Tommy Paul match up against No. 4 Carlos Alcaraz in the Round of 32 of the National Bank Open. Check it out on Tennis Channel.

- Alcaraz has won 86.0% of his service games on hard courts, and 34.9% of his return games. - Alcaraz has won 32.6% of his return games so far this year, and 84.2% of his service games. - Paul has won 26.5% of his return games on hard courts, and 78.3% of his service games. - Paul has won 77.3% of his service games so far this year, and 25.0% of his return games. How to watch Tommy Paul vs. How to watch Tommy Paul vs.

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CARLOS ALCARAZ hit a milestone despite losing his opening match at the National Bank Open on Wednesday.

The world No 4 broke back and the pair went to another tiebreak, starting in dramatic fashion when Alcaraz broke his shoe after a thrilling exchange. Alcaraz was the first to break early in the match for a 2-1 lead but the world No 34 broke straight back. Carlos Alcaraz has followed in Novak Djokovic’s footsteps by becoming the first man in 11 years to win a set in 50 consecutive matches despite losing his Montreal Masters opener to Tommy Paul 6-7(4) 7-6(7) 6-3.

Alcaraz will wonder how he lost the match, with his decision making at critical moments going awry. Paul will face the winner of Marin Cilic and Karen Khachanov ...

Alcaraz moved to 6-3 and with it three set points. I played a good level of tennis, especially in the third set, so I’m happy to get through. I was able to play better at the end of the match, but I'm angry that I couldn't play my best tennis in the rest of the match. "I need to train and be prepared to deal with that pressure. "I would say it was the first time that I couldn't deal with the pressure. I had my chances to break him early in the third set.