WATCH: Katie Boulter consoles fiance Alex de Minaur after his crushing French Open exit

Tennis star Alex de Minaur's fiancée, Katie Boulter, was seen on the cameras as she was consoling the Aussie sensation after he crashed out from French Open 2025. The 26-year-old star has suffered a defeat against Alexander Bublik in the second round. The Kazakh star defeated the Australian star with a scoreline of 2-6, 2-6, 6-4, 6-3, 6-2.

The top ATP star was looking in a great position and won the opening two sets. However, Bublik staged his comeback and won the last three sets to advance into the third round.

After his defeat, Alex de Minaur went to the gym arena, where he was seen exercising on a bike. Thereafter, his girlfriend and WTA star Katie Boulter met him and shared a heartwarming embrace after he was knocked out of the Roland Garros. Surprisingly, Boulter also crashed out of the French Open 2025 after losing her game against Madison Keys in the second round of the major clay.

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Alex de Minaur slams ATP schedules after his French Open exit

After crashing out from the second Grand Slam of the year, De Minaur has criticised the ATP scheduling. The tennis star has stated that he didn't get enough rest and recovery before heading to the Roland Garros. The 26-year-old star player talked about the long duration of a full season once it gets resumed. He revealed that such back-to-back matches have a major impact on his mental health.

"No one's got a solution. But the solution is simple… You shorten the schedule, right? What's not normal is that for the last three or four years, I've had two days off after the Davis Cup and I've gone straight into preseason, straight into the new season again. Once you start, you don't finish until Nov. 24. So it's never ending. I'm still dealing with that right now. The solution is you shorten (the tour), because what's going to happen is players' careers are going to get shorter and shorter because they're just going to burn out mentally. There's just too much tennis," Alex de Minaur said.

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