Alex de Minaur has an opportunity to move closer to his top-five ranking goal in the grasscourt season after a breakout quarter-final run at Roland-Garros.
Alex de Minaur’s Roland-Garros performance will see him return to No.9 in the rankings.a career-best surge to the Roland-Garros quarter-finals
He will be the top seed at his next stop at ’s-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands, and is projected to be the No.2 seed at Queen’s – where he was the runner-up last year toThat is de Minaur’s traditional path to the All England Club. He starts the grasscourt season 865 ranking points behind world No.6 Andrey Rublev, who will again play only at Halle before Wimbledon after making the final at the German event in 2023.
The Wimbledon winner receives 2000 ranking points, then there is 1200 for the runner-up, 720 for semi-finalists and 360 for quarter-finalists, right down to 10 points for losing in the first round.6. Andrey Rublev 9. Alex de Minaur De Minaur gained something even more valuable than ranking points during the rain-soaked previous fortnight on Parisian clay. He learned what he was capable of – and everyone else did, too.
“It’s been a complete shock to the system, to everything I ever believed in,” de Minaur said after coming from a set down to defeat Medvedev, who had won six of their previous eight duels. Medvedev was also central to him cracking the code on top-five rivals. De Minaur lost his first 18 matches against opponents ranked that highly until a victory over the Russian leviathan at the Paris Masters two years ago.
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