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    When American Sebastian Korda shocked the tennis world by taking out No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz in the second round of the Miami Open last week, players on that side of the 96-player draw breathed a collective sigh of relief, and figured, ‘Hey, why not me?’ Among the top eight seeds on Alcaraz’s top half of the draw, only sixth-seeded Taylor Fritz, a semifinalist here last year, survived the first week. Tommy Paul, the 22nd seed and Fritz’s Davis Cup teammate, also resided there.

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  • Japanese Duo Wins Women’s Doubles Title
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