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Tennis Biography

Alex de Minaur

“Tchouaméni”

Australian · Sydney, Australia · Born 17 February 1999

Singles
12
a t p titles
7
career high ranking
key member
davis cup
2
grand slam q fs

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Australia's highest-ranked active player and a fast-court demon known as 'The Demon'.

Alex de Minaur was born on 17 February 1999 in Sydney, Australia, and spent much of his childhood in Spain, training in Valencia. He turned professional in 2016 and built a reputation as one of the fastest players on tour — earning the nickname 'The Demon.' His speed, athleticism and tenacity make him a formidable opponent on hard and grass courts. He has broken into the top 10, won multiple ATP titles, and reached the 2024 Wimbledon quarter-finals. De Minaur is a key member of Australia's Davis Cup team and is regarded as the best male Australian player of his generation.

Best Known For

Wimbledon Quarter-finalist 2024

He is considered one of the two or three fastest players on the ATP Tour, capable of retrieving shots that seem physically impossible to reach.

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Honours & Achievements

Career Honours

  • Wimbledon Quarter-finalist 2024
  • Davis Cup team member
Career Journey

Timeline

1999 👶 Born in Sydney, Australia
🏆 Wimbledon Quarter-finalist 2024
🏆 Davis Cup team member
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

5 common questions about Alex de Minaur

He is known as 'The Demon' — a play on his surname de Minaur.

He represents Australia, despite having grown up and trained in Spain.

He is considered one of the fastest players on the ATP Tour, with exceptional speed and retrieval ability.

Alex de Minaur was born on 17 February 1999 in Sydney, Australia.

His career-high ranking is No. 7 in the world.

Career Timeline — Alex de Minaur
1999
Born in Sydney, Australia
Wimbledon Quarter-finalist 2024
Davis Cup team member