AI SPORTSANALYTICSAlcaraz rides three straight wins into an ATP Finals clash with Cobolli, who has lost two of his last three.
Carlos Alcaraz arrives at the ATP Finals as the form player, and his meeting with Flavio Cobolli is a study in contrasts: one man stacking victories, the other searching for rhythm. Alcaraz has won three matches in a row; Cobolli carries two defeats in his last three into Tuesday's showdown.
The recent numbers tell the story. Alcaraz swept Ben Shelton 0-2 and Casper Ruud 0-2 without dropping a set, and earlier in that run handled Matteo Berrettini. Cobolli's last three? A 2-1 loss to Adrian Mannarino, a 3-1 defeat against Alexander Blockx, and his lone win — a 3-1 victory over Tristan Schoolkate. History leans Alcaraz's way too: the only recorded meeting, in May 2023, ended 3-0 for the Spaniard.
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