Alex de Minaur is currently enjoying something of a hot streak, having translated his strong form from the Laver Cup back into ATP Tour-level events.…

Alex de Minaur confirmed that former world number one Lleyton Hewitt will not be joining his coaching box permanently. Speaking after advancing to the China Open quarter-finals with a win over Quentin Halys, the Australian revealed Hewitt is only assisting him for the next couple of weeks. De Minaur expressed gratitude for Hewitt's ongoing support, stating it was amazing to have his compatriot helping out during this stretch.
De Minaur also discussed the support he receives from partner Katie Boulter, noting her encouragement offers valuable positive reinforcement during key match moments. Following his victory over Halys in Beijing, De Minaur faces Andrey Rublev in the quarter-finals, looking to capitalize on late-season opportunities as world number one Jannik Sinner continues to battle injury troubles.
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