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De Miñaur flies to the quarterfinals of the US Open

Jose Morón - 3 Sep 2024

He arrived at this US Open 2024 cushioned, after that injury he suffered at Wimbledon in his hip, but demon has not lost an ounce of his confidence and good tennis in this month and a half off. Alex de Miñaur defeated his compatriot Jordan Thompson 6-0 3-6 6-3 7-5 to advance to the quarterfinals of a Grand Slam once again. This time, hopefully, being able to compete and dreaming of finally making it to a Grand Slam semifinal. This Wednesday, he will face Jack Draper for a spot in that round.

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