Carlos Alcaraz achieved a victory against the world number 2, Jannik Sinner, with 7-5, 7-6 (6) in a demonstration match held at the Incheon Inspire Arena in Seoul, where the audience was enthusiastic. The match, focused on entertainment, included unique moments, such as Sinner leaving the court to make room for a child from the stands. Italian journalists noted that Alcaraz's serve was more incisive, due to changes made to his stroke mechanics during the off-season. This match was a light workout for both players, who are considered favorites at the Australian Open, which will start on January 18.
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