De Miñaur could reach the quarterfinals of the US Open 2025 without facing any top-50 players

Álex de Miñaur is aware of how important it would be to achieve a good result at the US Open 2025 for his aspirations to qualify for the ATP Finals 2025 (currently in the eighth position), as well as to create a new chance to reach the quarterfinals in a Grand Slam tournament, something he has not accomplished yet.

Well, he might have a clear shot to at least reach that round. He will battle Altmaier, Majchrzak, and Riedi to reach the penultimate round of the New York Grand Slam, making him the clear favorite to achieve that, given that none of these players are in the top 50 of the ATP ranking. His potential opponent in the quarters would be Zverev.

De Minaur won't need to face a top 50 before the QFs.

Would be huge for his Turin hopes. pic.twitter.com/5haYLQOIeC
— José Morgado (@josemorgado) August 29, 2025

This is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, De Miñaur podrí meterse en cuartos del US Open 2025 sin enfrentarse a ningún tenista del top-50

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