
The Last 32 continues at the Shanghai Masters on Monday morning with Carlos Alcaraz set to continue his participation in China. The schedule has been confirmed and our preview looks ahead to that.
As well as Alcaraz, Taylor Fritz, Tommy Paul, Nicolas Jarry, Andrey Rublev and Stefanos Tsitsipas are among those in action.
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Alcaraz headlines line-up against Evans
Third up on the main Stadium Court is Carlos Alcaraz. He faces off against Dan Evans. Albeit it has been a simple match-up at times in the past, but Evans produced some of his best tennis ever to nearly quell his charge at Flushing Meadows earlier in the summer albeit in a losing effort.
He will hope for similar here in China, with Alcaraz aiming to seal a last title of the year after the disappointment of Beijing.
Others involved on the main court include Grigor Dimitrov who has been in a superb purple patch as of late. As well as Taylor Fritz facing Diego Schwartzman. Action concludes with Stefanos Tsitsipas facing Ugo Humbert.
Tommy Paul starts off proceedings on the main show court as he faces off against Arthur Fils in an entertaining clash on paper. Andrey Rublev, Nicolas Jarry and rising Italian, Matteo Arnaldi are also among those involved.
The Last 16 will be confirmed on Monday afternoon, with Alcaraz aiming to join them.
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2023 Shanghai Masters Schedule
| Monday, October 09, 2023 | ||||
| Stadium Court Starts At 12:30 Pm | ||||
| R32 | Grigor Dimitrov | VS | Karen Khachanov | |
| Not Before 1:30 Pm | ||||
| R32 | Diego Schwartzman | VS | Taylor Fritz | |
| Not Before 6:30 Pm | ||||
| R32 | Carlos Alcaraz | VS | Daniel Evans | |
| Followed By | ||||
| R32 | Stefanos Tsitsipas | VS | Ugo Humbert | |
| Show Court 3 Starts At 12:30 Pm | ||||
| R32 | Tommy Paul | VS | Arthur Fils | |
| Followed By | ||||
| R32 | Adrian Mannarino | VS | Andrey Rublev | |
| Followed By | ||||
| R32 | Lorenzo Sonego | VS | Nicolas Jarry | |
| Followed By | ||||
| R32 | Matteo Arnaldi | VS | J.J. Wolf |

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