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Alcaraz finds the angle as Paul tests him in Vienna

Tennis TV's quarter-final highlights pair a delicate net duel with scrambling defence, drawing roughly 465,000 views since yesterday.

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Carlos Alcaraz and Tommy Paul Battle for a Semi-Final Spot | Vienna 2026 Highlights

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0:35Paul fires a cross-court forehand pass to finish a baseline exchange.
1:33Both players trade quick volleys at the net, with Paul taking the point.
2:52Alcaraz turns deep-baseline defence into an angled winner, then smiles in disbelief.
3:37The match result arrives in the second-set tiebreak, followed by the players' handshake.

Carlos Alcaraz is deep behind the baseline, keeping another rally alive, when defence suddenly becomes an opportunity. He finds an angled winner, then smiles in apparent disbelief. Tommy Paul has made him work for that one.

That exchange captures the appeal of Tennis TV's Vienna quarter-final highlights: neither player has exclusive rights to the inventive shots. Paul drives a forehand passing shot across court, wins a rapid volley duel and later cushions a backhand volley just over the net. Power gets the rallies going; touch often settles them.

Alcaraz takes the opening set, but Paul pushes the second into a tiebreak before the Spaniard closes out a 6-4, 7-6 victory. The highlights give Paul's resistance room alongside Alcaraz's winners, including the close-range exchange that prompts a commentator to declare: "Point of the match so far!"

In the comments, viewers pick out Alcaraz's willingness to try creative shots under pressure, while others focus on how well Paul stays with him. There is also a running joke about Alcaraz's apparent taste for second-set tiebreaks.

The contest ends with a warm handshake at the net. As Alcaraz celebrates, the commentary supplies another reason the occasion matters: he is through to his 50th tour-level semi-final.

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