Alex De Minaur
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ATP 6
| Best 2026: | 5 |
| Best 2025: | 6 |
| Best 2024: | 6 |
| Best | 5 |
| Country | Australia |
| Age | 27 yo / 183 cm |
| Forehand | Right Handed (Double hand) |
| Turned pro | 2015 |
| Birthplace/Residence | Sydney / Sydney, Australia |
| Coach | Adolfo Gutierrez, Matt Reid |
| Earnings | 25,186,541$ |
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Alex De Minaur, born February 17, 1999, is an Australian professional tennis player known for his speed and tenacity on the court. He turned professional in 2015 and has been consistently rising through the ranks, achieving his career-high ATP singles ranking of No. 15 in the world as of June 2021. De Minaur has been a top contender in several ATP tournaments and earned multiple titles contributing to his growing reputation on the international tennis scene.
One of his most significant achievements came in 2019 when he won three ATP titles: in Sydney, Atlanta, and Zhuhai. De Minaur is coached by Adolfo Gutierrez and has been praised for his relentless energy and defensive skills, often compared to those of tennis greats due to his ability to chase down balls and turn defense into attack.
On a personal note, Alex was born in Sydney, Australia, to a Spanish mother and an Uruguayan father, and spent part of his childhood in Spain, where he trained extensively. He holds dual Australian and Spanish citizenship. He is known to keep his personal life relatively private, but it is public knowledge that he has been in a relationship with fellow tennis player Katie Boulter.
De Minaur is known for his humble demeanor and sportsmanship on and off the court. He is multilingual, fluent in English and Spanish, which has endeared him to a broad fan base. His nickname, "Demon," plays off both his last name and his fierce playing style.
Interesting facts about Alex De Minaur include his love for surfing, which he often engages in as a relaxing activity away from the tennis court. Additionally, he has an interest in Formula 1 racing and sometimes entertains the idea of racing cars after his tennis career.
One of his most significant achievements came in 2019 when he won three ATP titles: in Sydney, Atlanta, and Zhuhai. De Minaur is coached by Adolfo Gutierrez and has been praised for his relentless energy and defensive skills, often compared to those of tennis greats due to his ability to chase down balls and turn defense into attack.
On a personal note, Alex was born in Sydney, Australia, to a Spanish mother and an Uruguayan father, and spent part of his childhood in Spain, where he trained extensively. He holds dual Australian and Spanish citizenship. He is known to keep his personal life relatively private, but it is public knowledge that he has been in a relationship with fellow tennis player Katie Boulter.
De Minaur is known for his humble demeanor and sportsmanship on and off the court. He is multilingual, fluent in English and Spanish, which has endeared him to a broad fan base. His nickname, "Demon," plays off both his last name and his fierce playing style.
Interesting facts about Alex De Minaur include his love for surfing, which he often engages in as a relaxing activity away from the tennis court. Additionally, he has an interest in Formula 1 racing and sometimes entertains the idea of racing cars after his tennis career.
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All
Victory/Loss
99
54
45
55%
357
231
126
65%
77
52
25
68%
∑
533
337
196
63%
Titles
4 ATP 500
4x ATP 500
- Rotterdam2026
- Washington2025
- Acapulco2024
- Acapulco2023
7 ATP 250
7x ATP 250
- 's-Hertogenbosch2024
- Atlanta2022
- Antalya2021
- Eastbourne2021
- Sydney2019
- Atlanta2019
- Zhuhai2019
1 ATP CH 125
1x ATP CH 125
- Nottingham2018
Performances
2025 Washington • ATP 500 2023 Final,National Bank Open • ATP Masters 1000 2026 Rotterdam • ATP 500 2024 Acapulco • ATP 500 2023 Acapulco • ATP 500 2018 Final,Washington • ATP 500 2024 's-Hertogenbosch • ATP 250 2022 Atlanta • ATP 250 2021 Eastbourne • ATP 250 2021 Antalya • ATP 250 2019 Zhuhai • ATP 250 2019 Atlanta • ATP 250 2019 Sydney • ATP 250 2018 Nottingham • ATP CH 125 2026 1/4 final,Australian Open • Grand Slam 2025 1/4 final,US Open • Grand Slam 2025 1/4 final,Australian Open • Grand Slam 2024 1/4 final,US Open • Grand Slam 2024 1/4 final,Wimbledon • Grand Slam 2024 1/4 final,French Open • Grand Slam 2020 1/4 final,US Open • Grand Slam 2025 1/4 final,Shanghai • ATP Masters 1000 2025 1/4 final,National Bank Open • ATP Masters 1000 2025 1/2 final,Monte-Carlo • ATP Masters 1000 2025 Final,Rotterdam • ATP 500 2024 Final,Rotterdam • ATP 500 2023 Final,Londres • ATP 500 2022 1/2 final,Barcelone • ATP 500 2019 Final,Basel • ATP 500 2026 Final,'s-Hertogenbosch • ATP 250
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