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'That’s frightening speed!’ Alcaraz races across court to win point
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A reminder of some of the shots Carlos Alcaraz has in his locker.
What a player and just 20.
Tuesday on Court One
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Tuesday on Centre Court
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No need for the curfew tonight and Centre Court has rapidly emptied as people head off for an early night/go to the pub.
Let's take a look at what's coming up on Tuesday...
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Alcaraz 3-6 6-3 6-3 6-3 Berrettini
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Let's hear from Carlos Alcaraz, talking to BBC Sport:
"I know that it was going to be really tough. Matteo is a great player, he made the final here on grass. He's playing great and it's not easy after losing the first set.
"I knew I was gong to have my chances, it's something I am working on to stay focused and to be able to come back."
Into a first quarter-final at Wimbledon or do you have eyes on a bigger prize?
"I'm hungry for more. It's something I really wanted. I came in this year with that goal - get into the quarter-final, I'm want more. I want to play the final here and maybe win it today. Right now it's great."
Holger Rune next and it will be the first time two men under 21 will be in a quarter-final together:
"That's great. The young guys are reaching their dreams, coming here and playing the quarter-finals together - it's great for tennis. We said when we were playing a lot of tournaments at 12 years old, passing all the categories. Playing a quarter-final against him I am going to enjoy. It's something for the fans to enjoy as well."
Watch: The ups and downs of Monday at Wimbledon
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Awaiting Carlos Alcaraz in the quarter-finals is Holger Rune.
Earlier at Wimbledon we had the duel of the veterans as Novak Djokovic played Stan Wawrinka and now we have two 20-year-old duelling for a place in the last four.
Game, set and match - Alcaraz
Alcaraz 3-6 6-3 6-3 6-3 Berrettini
A backhand winner and Carlos Alcaraz has a fourth match point. This time he makes it stick as Matteo Betterrini sweeps a forehand wide and Alcaraz is through to the quarter-finals!
Alcaraz shakes his fists and roars in delight. He keeps on moving!
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*Alcaraz 3-6 6-3 6-3 5-3 Berrettini
Not just yet as he double faults!
Deuce.
Third match point Alcaraz
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An ace by Carlos Alcaraz and it is advantage. Has he got one more big serve in him?
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*Alcaraz 3-6 6-3 6-3 5-3 Berrettini
A rally ends with Carlos Alcaraz sending a volley long and it is deuce.
Once again, Matteo Berrettini is hanging in there...
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*Alcaraz 3-6 6-3 6-3 5-3 Berrettini
Matteo Berrettini saves the first as Carlos Alcaraz sends a shot into the net.
Match points Alcaraz
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Matteo Berrettini hooks a return into the net and Carlos Alcaraz has two match points...
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*Alcaraz 3-6 6-3 6-3 5-3 Berrettini
Carlos Alcaraz moves 30-0 ahead, a quarter-final place is too close now for him to give it up and he knows it.
Almost there.
'Not many playes can do the straight-arm forehand successfully'
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Former Wimbledon champion on BBC TV
There are not many players that can do a straight-arm forehand successfully.
Alcaraz breaks
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And Carlos Alcaraz gets the break - a hugely important one as he is now serving for the match.
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*Alcaraz 3-6 6-3 6-3 4-3 Berrettini
Lovely forehand winner, clubbed right into the corner by Carlos Alcaraz and he has two break points.
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*Alcaraz 3-6 6-3 6-3 4-3 Berrettini
Matteo Berrettini needs to dig deep as he loses the first two points, and dig deep he does as he smashes an unstoppable serve to get off the mark.
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