Alex de minaur: Has traditionally played his best

Alex de Minaur has traditionally played his best tennis at the US Open, with Wednesday's matchup against Felix Auger Aliassime being his third major quarterfinal in Flushing Meadows. De Minaur 's run at the US Open was especially sweet given the adversity he faced last year, including a hip injury that forced him to pull out of Wimbledon. The Aussie fell to 0-6 in Grand Slam quarterfinals after losing to Auger Aliassime in four sets, despite taking the first set. Alex De Minaur is ranked 6 in the ATP rankings with an ELO score of 3,935. In 2025, Alex De Minaur is in Good form, achieving 71.2% wins. Alex De Minaur hits 57% on first serves, averaging 3.62 aces per match and maintains a double fault ratio of 2.21. Alex De Minaur converts 46.2% of their break points. What Has de Minaur Done in His Career? Alex de Minaur , also nicknamed Speed Demon which is a wordplay on his name along with his agility on court, made his professional debut in 2015, featured in his maiden Challenger final the following year before making his tour-level debut in the Brisbane International in 2017. Alex de Minaur can breathe easy after becoming the first Australian since Lleyton Hewitt in 2002-03 to qualify for the ATP’s exclusive end-of-year tour finals twice in a row. After weeks of ...