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Aussies book home Davis Cup tie with Swedish domination
Australia will play its first home Davis Cup tie since 2022 after dominating Sweden in a qualifying tie in Stockholm.
Woodbridge sends 'special' message to Aussie champs
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![<p>New Grand Slam title-holder Carlos Alcaraz immediately sought out his box, including his coach Juan Carlos Ferrero, after his 6-4, 2-6, 7-6(7-1), 6-4 victory over Casper Ruud.</p><p>Following suit to his mentor, Alcaraz's rise to the top spot is the first post-New York No.1 ranking change since Ferrero claimed the honour in 2003, similarly as a first-time US Open finalist.</p><p>Entering the hard court season, Ferrero previously said Alcaraz had lost a bit of the joy in tennis.</p><p>Speaking post-match, Alcaraz thanked those who had helped him through that difficult time.</p><p>"I felt the pressure, I couldn't smile on court like I do in every match, in every tournament," he said.</p><p>"So, I came here just to enjoy, you know, to smile on court, to enjoy playing tennis.</p><p>"I love playing tennis and I will tell you if I smile, if I have fun out there [then] I [play at] my best level, my best tennis.</p><p>"So, I would like to say thanks to my team and thanks to my family, everyone who supported me at that moment."</p>](https://static.ffx.io/images/$zoom_1%2C$multiply_1%2C$ratio_1.777778%2C$width_1396%2C$x_0%2C$y_0/t_crop_custom/c_scale%2Cw_764%2Ce_sharpen:60%2Cq_auto:best%2Cfl_any_format/b39b31fbd816952ea6832f9a6a1542eef6c6cb4c)
Beautiful moment snapped after US Open win
Carlos Alcaraz immediately sought out his box, including his coach Juan Carlos Ferrero, after his historic victory over Casper Ruud.
Aussies shock Italy at ATP Cup
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Heartbreak for Barty as gold medal slips away
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Aussie crashes Davis Cup event with Beyonce routine
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Davis Cup teammates 'sad' for troubled Tomic
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