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With Cup in the Balance, Alcaraz Doubles Up on Day 3
The points, the pressure, it all ramps up on Sunday at San Francisco’s Chase Center as Andre Agassi’s underdog Team World aims to preserve its advantage over the Yannick Noah-captained Team Europe, now just two wins away from their third Laver Cup title. Here’s a look at the Day 3 lineup:
Carlos Alcaraz/Casper Ruud (Europe) vs. Alex Michelsen/Reilly Opelka (World)
There’s a new look to the lineup on Day 3 at Laver Cup 2025 as doubles leads off the order of play. Carlos Alcaraz and Casper Ruud will do their best to stem the Team World tide when they go up against Alex Michelsen and Reilly Opelka, two 11th-hour additions who stepped in to fill the roster spots left by their injured countrymen Ben Shelton and Tommy Paul. The 21-year-old Southern Californian Michelsen has proven to be a workhorse for Andre Agassi’s contingent, having already played three matches between singles and doubles.
Where does the Laver Cup go next, according to Roger Federer?
The future of the event and the game are linked, says the 20-time Grand Slam singles champion.
Roger Federer says the vision he had for Europe versus The World "came true and more" with the establishment of the Laver Cup. But the Swiss believes the event has much more to give.
Federer joined Tennis Channel Live on Saturday in San Francisco, speaking to a wide range of topics. Namely, he discussed how the event he co-imagined, in its eighth year, has continued to raise the bar for the marriage of sport and entertainment.
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