Alex de Minaur

Professional Tennis Player

Australian Sydney, Australia

Quick Info

ProfessionProfessional Tennis Player
NationalityAustralian
Date of Birth17/02/1999
Age27 years
BirthplaceSydney, Australia

Latest News about Alex de Minaur

20/08/2026

Alex de Minaur was beaten by Arthur Fils in the fourth round of the Cincinnati Masters, losing in straight sets. The defeat meant he missed the chance to secure a top-four US Open seeding, although he remained set to be seeded inside the top eight.

31/07/2026

Alex de Minaur won his opening match at the DC Open against Stefanos Tsitsipas, then beat Cruz Hewitt in an all-Australian matchup to move into the quarterfinals. The result continued his run as the defending champion in Washington.

06/07/2026

Alex de Minaur was eliminated from Wimbledon in the fourth round by Flavio Cobolli after giving up a 5-2 lead in the second set. The loss ended his hopes of a deep run at the tournament despite a strong start to the grass-court swing.

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Bio/Wiki

Real NameAlex de Minaur
NicknameDemon, Speed Demon
ReligionChristianity
Languages
  • English
  • Spanish
  • French

Physical Stats & More

Height1.83 m (6 ft)
Weight69 kg (152 lbs)
Eye ColourLight Brown
Hair ColourDark Brown
PlaysRight-handed

Personal Life

ResidenceSplits time between Australia and Spain

Relationships & More

GirlfriendKatie Boulter (British tennis player)

Family

FatherFrom Uruguay
MotherSpanish

Career

Turned Pro2015
ATP Singles Titles10
ATP Doubles Titles1
Career-High Singles Ranking#6
Current ATP Rank#7
Grand Slam Quarterfinals7
Notable Achievements
  • First ATP title: Sydney 2019
  • Acapulco titles: 2023, 2024 (defended)
  • Washington title: 2025
  • Australian Open QF: 2025
  • US Open QF: 2025
  • Rotterdam Open final: 2025 (runner-up to Carlos Alcaraz)

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Moved to Alicante, Spain at age 5 for training
2. Mentored by Lleyton Hewitt
3. Known as the fastest player on tour by Novak Djokovic
4. Represents Australia in Davis Cup and United Cup
5. Won Australian 14/u Championships in 2013 and 16/u in 2014
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