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Alex de Minaur has moved into the Shanghai quarter-finals with a controlled 6-3, 6-4 win over Karen Khachanov, providing the clearest evidence yet that his adductor issue has not stopped him reproducing his movement-b...
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Alex de Minaur has moved into the Shanghai quarter-finals with a controlled 6-3, 6-4 win over Karen Khachanov, providing the clearest evidence yet that his adductor issue has not stopped him reproducing his movement-b...
Alex de Minaur has turned a Shanghai quarter-final chase into a live ATP Finals calculation, with Karen Khachanov standing between the Australian and a potentially significant jump in the race for Turin.
Alex de Minaur has gained an unexpected recovery window before his Shanghai third-round match, but Rei Sakamoto’s upset of Andrey Rublev means the Australian’s fitness will be tested against a qualifier with genuine m...
Alex de Minaur has gained two extra days before facing qualifier Rei Sakamoto in Shanghai, turning an interrupted tournament entry into a more controlled examination of his adductor problem and recent hard-court progr...
Alex de Minaur returns to competition against Alex Molčan in Shanghai on Friday, four days after his Beijing final retirement, with the key question shifting from medical clearance to whether his trademark movement is...
Alex de Minaur ’s Beijing resurgence has been replaced by a more immediate question: whether Australia’s No.1 can safely extend his Asian swing after retiring from the China Open final with an adductor injury.
Alex de Minaur has reached the China Open final without completing his semi-final, but Novak Djokovic now presents the cleanest possible examination of whether his Asian swing form can deliver a breakthrough ATP 500 t...
Alex de Minaur ’s second straight China Open semifinal has turned Australia’s Shanghai campaign into a test of transfer: can the rest of the contingent carry Beijing-level momentum into the season’s penultimate Master...
Alex de Minaur ’s second-round China Open match against Quentin Halys has been postponed, extending the Australian’s recovery window after a demanding September team schedule while removing the certainty of an immedia...
Alex de Minaur has moved into the China Open last 16 unbeaten since the US Open, but Quentin Halys presents a more revealing test of whether his post-Laver Cup form can translate into a deep individual campaign.
Alex de Minaur avoided an awkward China Open start, absorbing Mariano Navone’s first-set resistance before pulling clear for a 7-6(4), 6-2 victory in Beijing.
Alex de Minaur arrives in Beijing as the No. 5 seed and Australia’s highest-ranked player, with his opening-round test against Mariano Navone immediately asking whether his counterpunching game can hold up across anot...
Alex de Minaur ’s 6-3, 6-2 quarter-final loss to Aslan Karatsev was a flat finish to a compressed week, but the more important question is how quickly the Australian can restore his first-strike patterns before Beijin...
Alex de Minaur will be central to Team World’s final-day push at London’s O2, with the Australian named for doubles alongside Taylor Fritz before a potential singles clash with Carlos Alcaraz.
Australia’s Davis Cup win over Poland was followed almost immediately by Alex de Minaur ’s Team World commitment in London. The calendar now leaves little room between national duty, the Laver Cup and the Asian hard-c...
Australia’s No.1 begins the Poland tie against Maks Kasnikowski, but the emotional and tactical weight of the weekend sits with Sunday’s scheduled meeting with Kamil Majchrzak — the man who denied him a title in June.
Alex de Minaur remains Australia’s No.1 and a Top-10 player, but the margin around both achievements has narrowed after his early US Open exit. Before Davis Cup, the Australian must rebuild the match control that made...
Australia’s tennis calendar is turning sharply from Grand Slam ambition to Davis Cup urgency. For Alex de Minaur , the change is less about being named captain than becoming the player his country’s next campaign natu...
Alex de Minaur ’s US Open campaign has ended with a straight-sets loss to world No.70 Botic van de Zandschulp, turning a favourable draw and a top-six seeding into another early Grand Slam disappointment.
Alex de Minaur completed his interrupted opening assignment in efficient fashion, but the No. 6 seed now has to convert that clean start into another performance against Botic van de Zandschulp less than 24 hours later.
Rain has postponed Alex de Minaur ’s opening-round meeting with qualifier Andrea Guerrieri, turning an expected formality into an early test of preparation, patience and first-strike discipline.
Australia’s No.1 will lead the green and gold into a September showdown with Poland in Brisbane, with a place in the 2027 Davis Cup Qualifiers on the line.
Alex de Minaur arrives in New York with a clearer feel for his game, but the first-round draw offers no rhythm-based introduction: the Australian must solve qualifier Andrea Guerrieri without a recent scouting referen...
Australia’s leading men’s singles player enters New York with the ranking and recent hard-court wins to matter, but his Cincinnati defeat has sharpened the issue the US Open draw will expose: can de Minaur turn defens...