De Minaur’s top-10 ranking in jeopardy after blowing two-set lead in French Open exit
- Alexander Bublik overcame a two-set deficit to defeat Alex de Minaur in their 2025 French Open match in Paris.
- De Minaur's serving weaknesses, including eight double faults and less than half first serve percentage, contributed to his collapse.
- Bublik, formerly ranked world No. 17 and now 62nd, shifted tactics from the third set, blending aggressive baseline play with strategic drop shots.
- De Minaur's double fault early in the third set gave Bublik a 2-0 lead, triggering a momentum swing that Bublik exploited to dominate the remainder.
- De Minaur's claycourt campaign ended abruptly, leaving him vulnerable to top hitters and needing to improve his first serve ahead of the grasscourt season.
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De Minaur’s top-10 ranking in jeopardy after blowing two-set lead in French Open exit
Alex de Minaur has suffered his earliest grand slam exit in two years, giving up a two-set lead to lose to chaotic Kazakh Alexander Bublik in the second round at Roland-Garros on Thursday.
Bublik reflects on his unconventional approach after stunning win over De Minaur at the French Open - Tennis Tonic - News, Predictions, H2H, Live Scores, stats
Alexander Bublik pulled off an impressive upset at the French Open, defeating Alex de Minaur in a performance that showcased both his raw talent and unpredictable style. The Kazakh player, known for his unique approach to the game, was candid about his mentality following the victory. “I’m certainly not the most professional player,” Bublik admitted, reinforcing his reputation as one of the tour’s most unpredictable competitors. His game often b…
Such an Impressive Shot on a Set Point Is Rarely Seen in Tennis
It didn't look like it was going to be Bublik's day, though, as De Minaur dominated the first two sets. The Australian looked sharp and energetic, using speed and precision to quickly win the first two sets 6-2. The frustrated and weak Kazakh changed his style in the third set, playing more aggressively, and his risky shots paid off, confusing his opponent and leading him to a 6-4 victory. You can always rely on Alexander Bublik to entertain #R…
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