In August 2002, Lleyton Hewitt was on top of the tennis world, having just won his second Major title at Wimbledon, taking down David Nalbandian in the final. With his win at SW19, Hewitt extended his ...

There is no doubt that men's tennis has changed a lot in recent years. The rise of young champions like Jannik Sinner and ...

But safe to say it didn’t go to plan for de Minaur. Alex de Minaur’s $10m gamble sensationally backfired. Picture: Michael Klein Last week de Minaur crashed out in the quarter-finals in Doha ...

Alex De Minaur and Alexei Popyrin will meet in the second round of the Dubai Championships should they win their opening matches. De Minaur will play veteran Marin Cilic while Popyrin has wildcard ...

The intriguing prospect of a prime-time duel in the desert between Australia's top two tennis players has been dashed after Alex de Minaur lost to Marin Cilic in a Dubai Open boilover. The Aussie ...

Alex de Minaur's decision to relinquish his Acapulco title to chase the $10 million on offer in Qatar and Dubai has backfired spectacularly after the Aussie suffered a shock first-up loss to Marin ...

Alex de Minaur has revealed he and fiancee Katie Boulter are planning to play the new-look mixed doubles event at the US Open in September, after officials drew backlash with a controversial change.

Alex de Minaur's decision to relinquish his title at the Mexican Open and chase the $10 million on offer in the Middle East ...

Alex de Minaur suffered a shock first-round exit at the Dubai Tennis Championships after being beaten across three sets by Marin Cilic. (More Tennis News) De Minaur, the second seed at the ...

According to the official ATP website, de Minaur has taken home US$15,303,985 (approx. AU$23,645,905) in tournament winnings. That sum includes prize money from both singles and doubles events.

Second seed Alex de Minaur was sent packing in the first round by Marin Cilic, who triumphed in a captivating three-set battle. The 36-year-old Croatian veteran defeated World No. 8 from Australia 6-2 ...