Musetti and Buse add to Paris upsets as Alcaraz advances

Tennis TV's day-three highlights bring Zverev and Medvedev's exits together with French success for Fils and Halys.

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Zverev & Musetti Lock Horns; Alcaraz, Djokovic & Medvedev Feature 🤩 | Paris 2026 Day 3 Highlights

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0:01Zverev and Musetti open the package; their match finishes at 01:54.
2:11Alcaraz faces Michelsen, with match point arriving at 03:44.
3:59Djokovic takes the opening set against Hijikata; the match reaches its conclusion at 05:59.
6:12Medvedev takes on Buse, with the decisive point at 08:00.
8:20Fils and Macháč contest a match featuring a tight second-set tiebreak.
10:17Tiafoe and Halys close the highlights with another dramatic tiebreak.

Lorenzo Musetti supplies the opening upset, Ignacio Buse adds another, and Carlos Alcaraz avoids joining them on the wrong side of the result. Tennis TV's Paris Masters day-three highlights have drawn roughly 382,000 views since yesterday, with plenty to see beyond Djokovic's early exit, as we reported here.

Musetti starts the package by defeating Alexander Zverev in straight sets. His variety is a talking point in the comments: viewers single out the sidespin on his one-handed backhand slice and a point played from behind in the tiebreak. Others focus on his words at the net after the match.

Alcaraz provides a different kind of passage through the round, putting away Alex Michelsen with the sort of backhand that earns an appreciative response from the commentary box. Then comes Rinky Hijikata's recovery after losing the opening set to Djokovic.

But the surprises don't stop there. Peru's Buse converts match point against Daniil Medvedev, giving the highlights another established name heading out and another less familiar player to discover. His composure has viewers talking, too.

The closing stretch belongs to the French players. Arthur Fils gets through a tight second-set tiebreak against Tomáš Macháč, before Quentin Halys finishes his match against Frances Tiafoe in another dramatic breaker. The commentary calls it a massive win in Halys's home city, giving the Paris crowd something to celebrate after a day of disrupted expectations.

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