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Carlos Alcaraz Sets Sights on Australian Open and a Kangaroo Tattoo

Carlos Alcaraz Sets Sights on Australian Open and a Kangaroo Tattoo
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  • Carlos Alcaraz advances in Australian Open after defeating Nuno Borges in four sets.
  • Alcaraz aims for his first Australian Open title to complete his Grand Slam collection.
  • He promises a kangaroo tattoo if he wins the Australian Open, adding a playful twist.
  • With previous Grand Slam wins, Alcaraz seeks the missing title in Melbourne.
  • Fans were thrilled by Alcaraz's dynamic performance and notable no-look shot.
  • Nuno Borges challenged Alcaraz, pushing him to a tiebreaker and showing strong form.
  • Alcaraz prepares to face Jack Draper or Aleksandar Vukic in the next round.
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