Alex de Minaur, Australia’s top-ranked male tennis player, has been unveiled on the front cover of Esquire, marking another milestone in his growing profile both on and off the court. Known for his relentless energy and fighting spirit, de Minaur’s appearance in the magazine highlights his status as one of the most exciting talents in the sport today.
Focus on the Australian Open
In his interview, de Minaur spoke candidly about the importance of performing well at his home Grand Slam. “It’s no secret that the Australian Open is where I most want to play well. I want to play well in front of my people,” he said. His words reflect the pride and responsibility he feels when competing in front of Australian fans, who have long embraced him as a symbol of determination and resilience.
Building momentum for 2026
De Minaur has steadily climbed the ATP rankings, earning respect for his consistency and ability to challenge the world’s best players. His preparation for the 2026 season is centered on making a deep run in Melbourne, where he hopes to translate his hard work into memorable performances.
Beyond the court
Appearing on the cover of Esquire also underscores de Minaur’s growing influence beyond tennis. His image represents not only athletic excellence but also a broader appeal that resonates with fans and media alike. As he continues to balance his sporting ambitions with his public profile, de Minaur remains focused on delivering results where it matters most—on the court at the Australian Open.
Alex De Minaur in 2025
WLWLLWLLWW Currently the world no.7, Alex played his last match on the 15th of November when he lost to world no.2 Jannik Sinner 7-5 6-2 in the semifinal in the Nitto ATP Finals (draw).
At present, during this year the Australian has a compiled 56-24 match record. This year, Alex won 1 title in Washington. The Australian was the runner-up in Rotterdam.
