Australia’s Alex de Minaur broke through and hit a career-best ranking of sixth in the world in 2024 and while he hasn’t come close to winning a Grand Slam, he has a substantial following from his fans around the world. In this piece, we look at where de Minaur will next play and his tennis playing calendar.
Having made his professional debut in 2025, de Minaur has worked his way up over the years with a quarterfinal appearance at the 2020 US Open bringing him quite a lot of fame. Over the years he has emulated that showing at other majors and also made the final of an ATP Masters 1000 event in Canada.
All this information and more about de Minaur’s upcoming playing schedule has been updated in this piece below.
Which Tournament will Alex de Minaur Play Next?
Alex de Minaur just finished his Rome Masters 2025 campaign and he will now take to court at the French Open.
What will be de Minaur’s Next Match & Opponent?
Alex de Minaur will now take to court for his first round match at the French Open after losing to Tommy Paul in Rome.
How Can You Watch de Minaur’s Next Match?
Given that Alex de Minaur is expected to take to court at the Rome Masters event next, you can watch the Aussie take part in this tournament with TennisTV.com online. You could also watch it on television depending on which part of the world you are in.
You can also watch all these tournaments live including the Rome Masters using these options.
What Has de Minaur Done So Far This Season?
.Alex de Minaur made a solid start to the 2025 season with successive wins at the United Cup before reaching the quarterfinals at the Australian Open to make it six wins on the bounce. Jannik Sinner ended his campaign in straight sets at that stage.
This was followed by a finals appearance at the Rotterdam Open for de Minaur where Carlos Alcaraz defeated him. Following this, de Minaur’s form has tapered off a tad as he’s made the quarterfinals in Doha and fourth round at both, Indian Wells Masters and Miami Masters without going any further.
He kick-started his clay-court season at the Monte-Carlo Masters where he made the semifinals before losing to Lorenzo Musetti. He also lost in the quarterfinals of the Barcelona Open, going down to Carlos Alcaraz.
What Has de Minaur Done in His Career?
Alex de Minaur, also nicknamed Speed Demon which is a wordplay on his name along with his agility on court, made his professional debut in 2015, featured in his maiden Challenger final the following year before making his tour-level debut in the Brisbane International in 2017.
His first ever win in a major came that very year at his home slam in Melbourne and would go on to make it to the final of two ATP events in 2018. In 2019 he won three titles at the ATP level and broke into the top 20 before hitting the quarterfinal spot at the 2020 US Open which remains his best ever showing at the Grand Slam level.
In 2024, de Minaur broke into the top 10 for the first time in his career and made his debut at the ATP Finals that season. That very year he also made it to the quarterfinals at three of the four majors he participated in, missing out at the Australian Open but followed it up with a last-eight appearance at its 2025 edition.
De Minaur has won nine ATP titles including seven in hardcourt competitions and two on grass.
