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Carlos Alcaraz got off the mark at the ATP Finals with victory against a tormented Andrey Rublev on Wednesday, easing to a 7-5, 6-2 win to revive his hopes in Red Group. Alcaraz, the world No 2, endured an opening round-robin defeat by Alexander Zverev but responded with a confident display, albeit against an unravelling Russian.
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