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Laver Cup 2025: Fritz Stuns Alcaraz as Team World Battles Europe Tennis

Laver Cup 2025: Fritz Stuns Alcaraz as Team World Battles Europe | MirrorLog

Laver Cup 2025: Fritz Stuns Alcaraz as Team World Battles Europe

The 2025 Laver Cup in San Francisco has already delivered thrilling drama, as Team Europe and Team World fight for supremacy in the annual exhibition that blends team spirit with tennis’ biggest stars.

Fritz Topples World No. 1 Alcaraz
The standout result came when America’s Taylor Fritz shocked world No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz 6-3, 6-2. The victory ended Alcaraz’s 13-match winning streak and electrified the home crowd. Fritz, who has been in solid form this year, described the win as one of his most memorable, saying the Laver Cup atmosphere pushed him to raise his game.

Alcaraz Still Shines in Doubles
Despite the singles setback, Alcaraz earlier teamed up with Czech teenager Jakub Menšík to secure a doubles win for Team Europe. The pair defeated Taylor Fritz and Alex Michelsen 7-6(7), 6-4, giving Europe an early 3-1 advantage in the points race. Alcaraz dazzled with his trademark flair at the net, drawing roars from the packed Chase Center crowd.

De Minaur Levels the Score
Team World responded through Alex de Minaur, who outclassed Germany’s Alexander Zverev 6-1, 6-4. De Minaur’s relentless speed and defensive resilience frustrated Zverev, swinging the balance back toward Team World. His victory tied the competition at 3-3, setting up a tense finish to Day 2.

Format and Atmosphere
The Laver Cup, now in its eighth edition, pits Team Europe led by Björn Borg against Team World, captained by John McEnroe. Each win on Day 2 counts for two points, and the first team to reach 13 points secures the trophy. The energy in San Francisco has been electric, with fans rallying behind both sides in what has become one of tennis’ most exciting spectacles outside of the Grand Slams.

Day 3 promises even higher stakes, with matches worth three points apiece. With Europe and World neck-and-neck, the final day could once again come down to the wire, just as in previous editions. All eyes will be on Alcaraz to see how he rebounds in singles, while Fritz and De Minaur carry Team World’s hopes of a historic triumph.
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