Carlos Alcaraz bounced back from his previous defeat with a commanding 7-5, 6-2 win over Andrey Rublev at the ATP Finals. The victory not only revived Alcaraz's hopes in the Red Group but also brought an end to his three-match losing streak.

Alcaraz, the second seed, started off strong and showed his determination to secure a win. Rublev managed to hang on in the first set but faltered at 5-5 when he dropped his serve, allowing Alcaraz to claim the set. In the second set, Rublev's frustration grew evident as he repeatedly smashed his racket into his leg, causing him to bleed.

The crowd in Turin gasped at Rublev's actions, and he had to wipe blood off his knee during the changeover. Meanwhile, Alcaraz remained composed and focused on his game, clinching victory with a comfortable hold.

This win puts Alcaraz back on track in the ATP Finals and boosts his confidence moving forward. He will be looking to build on this success in the remaining matches of the tournament.

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