Day 3 of the 2024 Laver Cup is underway, and after two days of thrilling tennis between Team World and Team Europe, it looks like Team World will win the trophy for a record-breaking third time. Team World is in position to win the three-day event at the Uber Platz in Berlin, Germany, which got underway on September 20. After winning three of the matches on the second day, Team World leads Team Europe 8–4.
The John McEnroe-led side only needs five points to win, and on Day 3, each match is worth three points. Will the first session conclude it, or will spectators be treated to additional tennis action throughout the day? There are two matches planned: one doubles match and one singles match. Should Team World win both of these, the tournament will come to a conclusion. In the event that Team Europe makes a comeback, though, there will likely be a few more games.
Day 3 will start with a doubles match pitting Ben Shelton and Frances Tiafoe of Team World against Carlos Alcaraz and Casper Ruud of Team Europe. On the first day of play, Alcaraz and Alexander Zverev played doubles and Alcaraz lost against Shelton and Taylor Fritz. It’s interesting to note that Shelton is the only member of his squad to have participated in every doubles match.
This is the order of play.
Carlos Alcaraz in 2024
LLWLWWWWWW Currently ranked no.3, Carlos played his last match on the 21st of September when he defeated world no.17 Ben Shelton 6-4 6-4 in the round robin in the Laver Cup (draw).
Currently, during this season Alcaraz has an overall 42-9 match record. The Spaniard has won 3 titles in 2024 in Indian Wells, French Open and Wimbledon. Alcaraz got to the final in Paris.
Carlos Alcaraz will square off with the world no.364 Gabi Adrian Boitan in the . They have never played each other up to now in top events.
Alcaraz clinched 3 titles in 2024 in Indian Wells, French Open and Wimbledon. Alcaraz reached the final in Paris (Olympics).
Alcaraz won 16 titles in his career: 4 on hard courts, 8 on clay courts, 1 on indoor courts and 3 on grass courts. (See the list of his titles)
