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Alcaraz and a stunning victory against Faria.

Alcaraz unleashes and shines brightly on the night of New York

Tremendous performance from the player from Murcia, who displayed his best level since returning after losing the first set to a brave Faria. He's already in the third round... and with more confidence than ever.

Schedule and where to watch Alcaraz's second-round match at the 2026 US Open against Faria. Source: Getty Images.

Schedule and where to watch Alcaraz's second-round match against Faria at the 2026 US Open

This is all you need to know about Carlos Alcaraz's second match at the US Open after making a strong comeback from his wrist injury.

Jaime Faria, possible rival of Alcaraz at the US Open. Photo: Getty Images

Jaime Faria awaits Alcaraz after a massive clash with the US Open crowd

The 23-year-old Portuguese player continues to amaze with his progress and could face Alcaraz in the second round of the 2026 US Open, after a very tense victory over Brooksby.

The revolution of Portuguese tennis, led by Faria and Borges.

Portugal carves out a place in tennis: Borges and Faria make history for their country

The Portuguese country has achieved an unparalleled milestone in Cincinnati: they have never had two representatives in the round of 16 of a Masters 1000 at the same time. What is happening in Portugal?

Ben Shelton crashes out early in Cincinnati against an opponent who had never beaten a top 10 player. Source: Getty

Shelton: From Glory in Canada to Disaster in Cincinnati

Just a few days after winning his second Masters 1000 in Montreal, Ben Shelton falls on his side in his debut at the Cincinnati Masters against Jaime Faria, an opponent he had never beaten in his career among the top 10.

Jaime Faria sits down with Carlos 'Magic' to tell his story. It's worth it.

"Djokovic told me that I have a bright future: it means everything to me" | Interview with Jaime Faria

Puntodebreak sits down to chat with the second-best racket of Portuguese tennis. How did you manage to win a set against Nole in Australia? Alcaraz or Sinner? Is the circuit as competitive as it seems?