Ben Shelton rallied from a break down in the deciding set to beat Luca Van Assche 5-7, 6-3, 6-4 and reach the final of the Paris Masters, according to ABC News. The report's summary described the comeback in the third set and gave the three set scores, but it did not describe any other part of the match.
The ABC News headline said Shelton would face either Carlos Alcaraz or Ruud in the final, a question the report left open. The report gave no further details about Ruud or about the Paris event beyond the name of the tournament.
A later report from BBC News said Alcaraz had set up a rematch against Shelton in the Paris Masters final. According to the BBC News summary, Alcaraz said he is ready for "one of most difficult challenges in tennis" after setting up the rematch.
The two reports therefore agree on the central point: Shelton will meet Alcaraz in the final, as BBC News reported, while the earlier ABC News headline had listed either Alcaraz or Ruud as the possible opponent. Neither summary gave the score of the Alcaraz match, the time of the final, or any venue detail beyond the Paris Masters name.
The ABC News report was published before the BBC News report, and the sources did not state why the two reports named different possible opponents. The summaries available for this story contain no quotes from Shelton, no statement from Van Assche, and no information about the length of either match.
Sources: ABC News: Shelton rallies in the 3rd set to reach Paris Masters final, faces either Alcaraz or Ruud; BBC News: Alcaraz sets up Shelton rematch in Paris final.