The Mercury News Article RatingLaver Cup Day 3: Carlos Alcaraz stars as Team Europe attempts big comeback
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20% ReliableLimited
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-44% Medium Left
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62% : The big draw on Team World was top-ranked American Taylor Fritz -- the world No. 5 -- who was joined by No. 8 Alex de Minaur (Australia), No. 21 Francisco Cerundolo (Argentina),62% : World No. 1 Alcaraz, of course, was the must-see player on Team Europe -- especially fresh off capturing another U.S. Open singles title earlier this month.. Alcaraz was joined on Team Europe by world No. 3
50% : Alex Michelsen (U.S.), No. 42 João Fonseca (Brazil) and No. 60 Reilly Opelka (U.S.).
49% : Casper Ruud (Norway), No. 17
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