Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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Carlos Alcaraz put the finishing touch to a great Mutua Madrid Open. In the shortest final of the 20-year history of the tournament (6-3 and 6-1), the Murcian had a snack against the defending champion, Alexander Zverev.
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