De Minaur flies 16,500km to extend unbeaten Laver Cup singles record
Australian tennis star Alex de Minaur heads to the Laver Cup maintaining an unbeaten singles record across three tournament appearances.
Alex de Minaur is flying 16,500 kilometres from Brisbane to London for the Laver Cup at the O2 Arena. He has never lost a singles match there.
This is his third appearance at the tournament founded to honour Rod Laver. De Minaur won in 2022 under John McEnroe's captaincy.
He won again last year with Andre Agassi, who returns as captain with Pat Rafter as assistant. Team World faces Team Europe.
Yannick Noah captains Europe and has stacked his team with Europe's highest-ranked players. These include Carlos Alcaraz and Alexander Zverev.
On rankings, Europe holds the advantage. But de Minaur thrives in team competitions.
He believes Team World's chemistry outweighs individual rankings. He recently proved his form.
He won both singles matches for Australia in the Davis Cup against Poland.
- 16,500 kilometres
- Distance Brisbane to London
- 3
- Tournament editions de Minaur played
- O2 Arena, London
- Venue
- Andre Agassi
- Team World captain
Why it mattersDe Minaur's perfect Laver Cup record shows his ability to deliver under pressure in team events. This quality matters beyond individual rankings.
AustraliaDe Minaur represents Australia on the international tennis stage, adding to his legacy in prestigious team competitions.
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