Carlos Alcaraz takes revenge on Ben Shelton as the Spaniard's remarkable comeback from injury continues with victory in the final of the Paris Masters.
Alcaraz takes revenge on Shelton to win first Paris Masters title

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- Carlos Alcaraz saves match points to reach Paris Masters semifinals
- Alcaraz sets up US Open rematch with Shelton at Paris Masters
- Alcaraz sets up Shelton rematch in Paris final
- Alcaraz looking for 'revenge' against Shelton in Paris Masters final
- Alcaraz exacts revenge on Shelton to win Paris Masters
- Carlos Alcaraz beats Ben Shelton to win Paris Masters tennis title
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