Alex de Minaur Eyes Major Milestone in U.S. Open Semi-Final Quest
Alex de Minaur has reached his third U.S. Open quarter-final by defeating Leandro Riedi. Despite this achievement, de Minaur has yet to win a set in a Grand Slam semi-final. With some favorable matchups, he is optimistic about advancing further, striving to embrace the opportunity.
Australian tennis player Alex de Minaur has successfully reached his third U.S. Open quarter-final. He dominated the court with a decisive 6-3 6-2 6-1 victory over Swiss qualifier Leandro Riedi.
For de Minaur, advancing further in a major tournament has remained elusive, as he has yet to win a set in a Grand Slam semi-final. This time, however, he feels optimistic, stating, "It's about embracing it, right? I've got some experience, I know what to expect, and the mindset going forward is going to be going for it. There's no holding back."
With major contenders like Alexander Zverev knocked out, de Minaur sees a clearer path and relishes the opportunity to face Felix Auger-Aliassime next, who holds a slight career advantage. The stakes are high, and de Minaur expresses readiness to seize the opportunity ahead.
(With inputs from agencies.)
ALSO READ
Controversy Strikes: Wildcard Woes in Nairobi Tennis Tournament
Alcaraz and Sinner Hint at Doubles Duo Amid Comparisons to Tennis Legends
Tennis-Kyrgios says he won't play in singles at Australian Open
UPDATE 1-Tennis-Kyrgios says he won't play singles at Australian Open, Wawrinka gets wildcard
Tennis-Kenya tennis body admit mistake in granting wildcard to viral 'worst-ever' debutant

