Travelling story
Carlos Alcaraz wins Vienna Open
First seen in Austria’s press on 27 October 2026. Carried by 8 presses over 3 days, 38 articles in all; the busiest day was 1 November 2026 with 18 articles.
Ended — carried by the press of 8 countries between 27 October 2026 and 1 November 2026.
Articles per day
The spread, day by day
For each day: the articles the presses gave it, and the presses that carried it for the first time that day.
The presses that carried it
Ranked by articles over the whole story; the date is the first day each press carried it.
- Austria 17 articles · from 27 Oct 2026
- Spain 6 articles · from 1 Nov 2026
- Australia 4 articles · from 1 Nov 2026
- Germany 3 articles · from 31 Oct 2026
- Argentina 2 articles · from 27 Oct 2026
- Dominican Republic 2 articles · from 1 Nov 2026
- India 2 articles · from 1 Nov 2026
- Portugal 2 articles · from 1 Nov 2026
What they wrote
A few headlines per day, in the outlets’ own words; the translation is ours when shown.
- Dominican Republic · 1 Nov 2026 Carlos Alcaraz logra en el torneo de Viena su cuarto título del año ↗
- Austria · 1 Nov 2026 De Minaur düpiert Zverev – Im Wien-Finale gegen Alcaraz ↗
- Australia · 1 Nov 2026 Alcaraz cruises past Aussie de Minaur ↗
- Spain · 1 Nov 2026 El mejor Alcaraz supera a De Miñaur para levantar el título en Viena ↗
- Germany · 31 Oct 2026 Alexander Zverev verpasst Finaleinzug gegen de Minaur ↗
- Austria · 31 Oct 2026 Erste Bank Open heute: Alexander Zverev - Alex de Minaur ↗
- Germany · 31 Oct 2026 Zverev zieht souverän ins Halbfinale ein ↗
- Austria · 31 Oct 2026 Zverev, Alcaraz und Medwedew marschieren ins Wien-Halbfinale ↗
- Austria · 27 Oct 2026 Alcaraz and Zverev start today at the Erste Bank Open in Vienna ↗
- Austria · 27 Oct 2026 Dienstag und Mittwoch: Monsterprogramm in der Stadthalle und in der Marxhalle ↗
- Argentina · 27 Oct 2026 Zverev salva cuatro bolas de partido ante Landaluce en la primera ronda en Viena ↗
- Austria · 27 Oct 2026 Karen Khachanov gegen Carlos Alcaraz – heute LIVE ↗
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