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Aussie sensation Alex de Minaur has stormed into the pre-quarterfinals of the Miami Open 2025 in Florida after registering a magnificent win over Joao Fonseca in the third round of the prestigious event. The Sydney-born star defeated the 18-year-old young sensation with a scoreline of 5-7, 7-5, 6-3.
What's next for Alex de Minaur in the Miami Open 2025?
The 26-year-old star player is now set to face a daunting task in this clash as he will be facing Matteo Berrettini in the Round 16, as the two-star players will be fighting to seal the last eight spots.
De Minaur didn't have a great start to the game, with Bonseca showcasing stellar shots that baffled him and lost the opening set. However, the 26-year-old kept calm, dominated, and controlled his pace to level up the thriller. After that, the star player continued his dominating form, took advantage of the Brazilian's unforced error in the game, and stormed into the next round.
How have fans adored Alex de Minaur's roar?
After the win, Alex de Minaur erupts in jubilant joy. The 26-year-old tennis star was seen with one of the biggest roars, which showcases his dominant performance against the 18-year-old formidable player. The Miami Open 2025 crowd was thrilled after witnessing this epic three-setter clash.
Watch his celebration here:
Alex de Minaur’s reaction after beating João Fonseca in Miami
— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) March 25, 2025
One of the biggest roars I’ve seen him let out
Facing the crowd & a fearless 18 year old… this took guts
The fighting spirit he showed was nothing short of exceptional
Ice cold 🥶😮💨
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Alex de Minaur praised Joao Fonseca!
Meanwhile, De Minaur had expressed his happiness after storming into Round Four of the Miami Open 2025. The Sydney star has hailed Fonseca by calling him a dangerous and explosive player. The world number ten hailed the Brazilian star's strong performance at just 18.
“Not only is he an incredibly talented, dangerous, explosive player, but he’s playing with so much confidence at the moment and the crowd behind him. I think ultimately he is a big-time player, so he’s going to go for many, many shots that might not be high percentage. But now he’s playing with a lot of confidence and making them,” said De Minaur.
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