Alex de Minaur | Bio | ATP Tour

Nickname is Demon.
Speaks English, Spanish and French.
Father, Anibal, is Uruguayan; mother, Esther, is Spanish; older brother, Dominic; younger siblings, Daniel, Cristina and Sara.
Began playing tennis at age 4 after mother signed him up for lessons.
Moved to Alicante as a 5-year-old and split time growing up between Spain and Australia.Credits dual-upbringing as helping to shape his game.
Attended primary school in Spain and finished high school while travelling on tour.
Trains in Alicante and receives some support from Tennis Australia.
Selected by fellow players as 2018 ATP Newcomer of the Year.
Favourite surface is grass, shot is backhand and tournaments are Australian Open and Wimbledon.
Mentored by former World No. 1 Lleyton Hewitt, who was an idol of his along with Roger Federer.
Donated $4,500for Australian bushfire relief-- $250 for each acehit at 2020 ATP Cup (18 aces).
Said it was"one of the best days of my life" when he and Nick Kyrgios clinched 2020 ATP Cup QF win over Great Britain after saving 4 MPs.
Has a tattoo of "109" on his chest because he was 109th player to represent Australian Davis Cup team.
Enjoys playing golf. Says he would be a golfer if he wasn't a tennis player.
Favourite sports team is Real Madrid because his mom is a longtime fan. Also supports NSW State of Origin rugby team.
Missed 2020 Australian Open due to abdominal tear.

(UPDATED 17 JANUARY 2025)

Two-time Next Gen ATP Finals runner-up achieved career-high No. 6 in July 2024 before becoming 1st Australian to qualify for Nitto ATP Finals in singles since Hewitt in 2004.
Earned personal-best 47 victories in 2022 and 2024, then captured biggest of 9 ATP Tour titles in Acapulco in 2023 and 2024.
Reached 1st Grand Slam QF at 2020 US Open immediately after winning 1st ATP Tour doubles title at 2020 ATP Masters 1000 Cincinnati w/Carreno Busta in team debut and at same venue.
Also advanced to Grand Slam QFs at 2024 Roland Garros, Wimbledon and US Open and 1st ATP Masters 1000 QF, SF and final at 2023 Toronto.
Defeated Murray to help Team World win 2022 Laver Cup and went 6-1 in Davis Cup play during the season, leading Australia to its 1st final since 2003.

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