See the play-by-play of the first match between João Fonseca and Carlos Alcaraz

In moments, the Brazilian and the Spaniard begin their singles match.

João Fonseca serves at 8-9, but Anisimova misses a volley, and the pair loses 10-8.

The Brazilian pair draws at 8-8

Pegula hits a winner and the pair leads 8-6.

The duo of the Spaniard and Pegula draw 6-6.

With an ace in Alcaraz, João Fonseca makes it 6-4.

Anismova hits hard, the Spaniard sends it out, and the Brazilian's double makes it 5-4.

Alcaraz misses the volley, and concedes the tie at 4-4.

Pegula insists on João, who misses the volley: 4 to 3 for her and the Spaniard.

New draw: 3 to 3.

Alcaraz and Pegula draw 2-2.

The Brazilian hits the Spaniard, and their pair makes it 2-1.

João and Anisimova draw 1-1.

Alcaraz and Pegula make it 1-0.

The Brazilian and the Spaniard are applauded when they enter the court.

João Fonseca and Carlos Alcaraz are on the court for the mixed doubles match, with Anisimova and Pegula, respectively.

Next, Anisimova and João Fonseca face Pegula and Alcaraz in a super tiebreak, a 10-point contest.

Anisimova closes at 6-2 and 7-5.

Anisimova will serve for the game at 6-5.

Another draw, now at 5-5.

Pegula serves and makes it 5-4.

Anisimova ties again: 4-4.

Pegula leads 4-3.

Anisimova serves and ties at 3-3.

The number 6 in the world ranking wins the third game in a row and makes it 3-2.

Not satisfied, Pegula wins the break and ties at 2-2.

Serving at 0/2, Pegula saves break point and serves.

Number 4 in the world, Anisimova confirms then and takes a 2-0 lead.

Rocked, Anisimova begins the second half with another break of service.

Current runner-up at Wimbledon and the US Open, Anisimova closes the first set 6-2.

Anisimova’s lead is now 5-2.

Anisimova leads 3-1 in the opening set.

Amanda Anisimova beat compatriot Jessica Pegula 2-0 in the first set.

Source: https://www.lance.com.br/tenis/ao-vivo-acompanhe-duelo-inedito-entre-joao-fonseca-e-carlos-alcaraz.html