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• But Alcaraz produced a brilliant blitz of five points, started by a sensational drop shot and ended with a wonderfully executed serve-and-volley, which saw the world number seven clinch a big hold AOE
  
  A masterful drop shot from the Spanish star on the run created a fourth set point and this was gratefully taken to spark an eruption of noise from those in attendance AOE
  
  Sinner would hold though just as the match clock hit three hours and suddenly the physicality of the last-16 tie hit both AOE
  
  One of several exchanges at the net saw Sinner dive and slide on to the grass but fail to make his shot, which Alcaraz reacted to by giving his self-confessed friend a fist bump AOE
  
  A breathless start by the Italian saw him grab the initiative and only briefly let it slip against the 19-year-old, who eventually hit his straps but could never find the level that saw him make the last eight at the US Open and Roland Garros in the past year AOE
  
  Jannik Sinner progressed into the Wimbledon quarter-finals after he proved too hot to handle for Carlos Alcaraz in a meeting between two of the biggest prospects in the sport AOE
  
  Three set points came and went for Alcaraz, largely thanks to two rockets off the forehand of Sinner, who then squandered two match points AOE
  
  With cheers audible from Court Two inside the 15,000-seater venue, after David Goffin and Frances Tiafoe’s four-and-a-half-hour epic finally finished, the chances of this going the distance looked to be remote when Sinner created three break points at the beginning of the third AOE
  
  He did let three more match points go to waste but one final huge forehand could not be returned as the youngster from Italy made the last eight of a grand slam for a third time AOE
  
  Carlos Alcaraz made a match of it (Adam Davy/PA) (PA Wire)The pair went blow to blow with a couple of bullet forehand and backhand winners from Sinner followed by a phenomenal seventh game of the third set AOE
  
  Sinner, 20, had never won at the All England Club before this summer but took his sixth match point to claim a 6-1 6-4 6-7 (8) 6-3 success in three hours and 35 minutes to set up a potential dual with defending champion Novak Djokovic AOE
  
  Fifth seed Alcaraz was also playing on Wimbledon’s biggest stage for the first time and looked out-of-sorts with a slip and double-fault allowing his Italian rival to take the opener, which was sealed with the first ace of the clash AOE
  
  RecommendedWimbledon: Serena Williams beaten by Harmony Tan in late-night Centre Court thrillerWimbledon LIVE: Latest scores as Novak Djokovic returnsWimbledon Day 7 preview: Last Britons standing look to reach quarter-finalsSinner had to fight hard to hold his first two service games and then seized the moment on his Centre Court debut when his impressive return could only be netted by Alcaraz to hand the Italian an early break AOE
  
  An unexpected period of 40 minutes would pass before the teenager ended Sinner’s run of seven games in a row with a 129mph rocket of his own AOE
  
  Nobody was ready for this to end and Sinner’s disappointment would have been huge as his rival accepted the adulation on offer at the All England Club, but he showed impressive powers of resolve to save two break points at the start of the fourth AOE
  
  Jannik Sinner on his way to victory (John Walton/PA) (PA Wire)A badly-timed double-fault by Alcaraz helped give away a break and the 13th best player in the world did the same in the following game AOE
  
  A stunning forehand winner from Alcaraz started proceedings and appeared to show his intent but his fellow Next Gen champion soon started to dictate AOE
  
  Even though Alcaraz was gradually moving through the gears, world number 13 Sinner was still calling the shots and despite not making the most of more break points, he moved two sets ahead following another unforced error by his opponent AOE
  
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  This was only their third battle at ATP level and the Spaniard held the upper-hand at the start of what could be a rivalry destined to dominate the next decade of tennis AOE
  
  After two lengthy games went to deuce, it was no surprise a tie-breaker was required and the next 15 minutes saw a rollercoaster ride for everyone AOE
  
  The 20-year-old looked jaded when Alcaraz scampered across the baseline to force another deuce with a winner down the line AOE
  
  RecommendedJelena Ostapenko fumes after Wimbledon defeat and brands Tatjana Maria ‘lucky’Heather Watson denied quarter-final by Jule Niemeier after Centre Court celebrationCameron Norrie reaches first grand slam quarter-final with straight-sets winBut Sinner dug deep from 0-40 down and an overhead smash was backed up by another classy backhand winner to ensure a huge hold AOE
  
  
  
  Carlos Alcaraz made a match of it (Adam Davy/PA) (PA Wire)The pair went blow to blow with a couple of bullet forehand and backhand winners from Sinner followed by a phenomenal seventh game of the third set AOE
  
  One of several exchanges at the net saw Sinner dive and slide on to the grass but fail to make his shot, which Alcaraz reacted to by giving his self-confessed friend a fist bump AOE
  
  With cheers audible from Court Two inside the 15,000-seater venue, after David Goffin and Frances Tiafoe’s four-and-a-half-hour epic finally finished, the chances of this going the distance looked to be remote when Sinner created three break points at the beginning of the third AOE
  
  Three set points came and went for Alcaraz, largely thanks to two rockets off the forehand of Sinner, who then squandered two match points AOE
  
  Jannik Sinner on his way to victory (John Walton/PA) (PA Wire)A badly-timed double-fault by Alcaraz helped give away a break and the 13th best player in the world did the same in the following game AOE
  
  Fifth seed Alcaraz was also playing on Wimbledon’s biggest stage for the first time and looked out-of-sorts with a slip and double-fault allowing his Italian rival to take the opener, which was sealed with the first ace of the clash AOE
  
  Sinner, 20, had never won at the All England Club before this summer but took his sixth match point to claim a 6-1 6-4 6-7 (8) 6-3 success in three hours and 35 minutes to set up a potential dual with defending champion Novak Djokovic AOE
  
  RecommendedWimbledon: Serena Williams beaten by Harmony Tan in late-night Centre Court thrillerWimbledon LIVE: Latest scores as Novak Djokovic returnsWimbledon Day 7 preview: Last Britons standing look to reach quarter-finalsSinner had to fight hard to hold his first two service games and then seized the moment on his Centre Court debut when his impressive return could only be netted by Alcaraz to hand the Italian an early break AOE
  
  A masterful drop shot from the Spanish star on the run created a fourth set point and this was gratefully taken to spark an eruption of noise from those in attendance AOE
  
  Sinner would hold though just as the match clock hit three hours and suddenly the physicality of the last-16 tie hit both AOE
  
  He did let three more match points go to waste but one final huge forehand could not be returned as the youngster from Italy made the last eight of a grand slam for a third time AOE
  
  A breathless start by the Italian saw him grab the initiative and only briefly let it slip against the 19-year-old, who eventually hit his straps but could never find the level that saw him make the last eight at the US Open and Roland Garros in the past year AOE
  
  Jannik Sinner progressed into the Wimbledon quarter-finals after he proved too hot to handle for Carlos Alcaraz in a meeting between two of the biggest prospects in the sport AOE
  
  The 20-year-old looked jaded when Alcaraz scampered across the baseline to force another deuce with a winner down the line AOE
  
  RecommendedJelena Ostapenko fumes after Wimbledon defeat and brands Tatjana Maria ‘lucky’Heather Watson denied quarter-final by Jule Niemeier after Centre Court celebrationCameron Norrie reaches first grand slam quarter-final with straight-sets winBut Sinner dug deep from 0-40 down and an overhead smash was backed up by another classy backhand winner to ensure a huge hold AOE
  
  Even though Alcaraz was gradually moving through the gears, world number 13 Sinner was still calling the shots and despite not making the most of more break points, he moved two sets ahead following another unforced error by his opponent AOE
  
  After two lengthy games went to deuce, it was no surprise a tie-breaker was required and the next 15 minutes saw a rollercoaster ride for everyone AOE
  
  A stunning forehand winner from Alcaraz started proceedings and appeared to show his intent but his fellow Next Gen champion soon started to dictate AOE
  
  An unexpected period of 40 minutes would pass before the teenager ended Sinner’s run of seven games in a row with a 129mph rocket of his own AOE
  
  This was only their third battle at ATP level and the Spaniard held the upper-hand at the start of what could be a rivalry destined to dominate the next decade of tennis AOE
  
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  But Alcaraz produced a brilliant blitz of five points, started by a sensational drop shot and ended with a wonderfully executed serve-and-volley, which saw the world number seven clinch a big hold AOE
  
  Nobody was ready for this to end and Sinner’s disappointment would have been huge as his rival accepted the adulation on offer at the All England Club, but he showed impressive powers of resolve to save two break points at the start of the fourth AOE