Spanish tennis player Carlos Alcaraz won his first-ever Vienna ATP 500 title in Austria on Sunday, November 1, 2026. The victory came after a 2-0 win in the final against Australian Alex de Minaur, with set scores of 6/1 and 6/4. With this result, the Spaniard maintained his perfect record against his opponent, now totaling seven wins in seven head-to-head meetings. The triumph in the Austrian capital earned the athlete a prize of approximately R$ 3.1 million. Throughout his campaign in the tournament, Alcaraz defeated opponents such as Russia's Karen Khachanov, Georgia's Nikoloz Basilashvili, American Tommy Paul, and Russia's Daniil Medvedev. This is the Spaniard's 28th trophy on the professional circuit. In the current season, Alcaraz has already reached five finals, winning titles at the Australian Open and the ATP 500 events in Dubai, Tokyo, and now Vienna, in addition to a runner-up finish at the Monte Carlo Masters 1000 against Jannik Sinner. The Spanish tennis player had previously competed in the Vienna tournament only in 2021, when he was eliminated in the semifinals. Following his victory in Austria, the men's circuit moved to France, where players have been competing in the Paris Masters 1000 since Monday, November 2, 2026.
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Carlos Alcaraz defeats Alex de Minaur to win his first Vienna ATP 500 title
The Spaniard defeated the Australian in straight sets, secured a prize of approximately R$ 3.1 million, and is now preparing for the Paris Masters 1000.
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