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Carlos Alcaraz shares what other players have told him about the courts at the Paris Masters this year

Carlos Alcaraz bids to win his first Paris Masters title this week, having never been past the quarter-finals in Bercy. The Spaniard has never played…

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Published: Tuesday, 3 November 2026 at 12:00 PM

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Carlos Alcaraz revealed other players told him the Paris Masters courts are playing faster than last year.
Alcaraz enters the tournament as the second seed seeking his first Paris Masters title.
The Spaniard holds a 5-5 career record in Paris and has never advanced past the quarter-finals.

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Carlos Alcaraz shared during his pre-tournament press conference that fellow players told him the Paris Masters courts are playing faster than last year. The world number three entered the tournament as the second seed, seeking his first title at Bercy after never progressing past the quarter-finals in past appearances.

Alcaraz holds a 5-5 career record at the Paris Masters and has lost four of his previous five matches at the event. However, the Spaniard enters the tournament with confidence following an adjusted serve motion that helped him win the Vienna Open title against Alex de Minaur.

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