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Shelton Set to Face Alcaraz in US Open Quarterfinal Showdown

American Ben Shelton, who has yet to beat Carlos Alcaraz, prepares for a high-profile quarterfinal clash Tuesday, according to ESPN.

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Ben Shelton is scheduled to face Carlos Alcaraz in a US Open quarterfinal matchup on Tuesday, according to a preview published by ESPN.

The report notes that Shelton has not yet recorded a victory over Alcaraz in their previous meetings. However, ESPN states that the American has "learned from their past meetings" heading into this latest encounter.

ESPN describes the upcoming match as a "blockbuster matchup," reflecting the high profile of both players in the tournament.

The preview was part of a broader ESPN piece covering the 2026 US Open, which also referenced other American players including Frances Tiafoe and Alex Michelsen.

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