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Returning Alcaraz giving full effort to US defense

ESPN about 2 hours 1 mins read

Sidelined since April with a wrist injury and after missing the past two Grand Slam events, Carlos Alcaraz insists he is "feeling great" as he launches a bid to defend his US Open title.

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