Can you BELIEVE this? 🥶

Alex de Minaur hits an incredible round-the-net shot against Andrey Rublev in the fourth round of the Australian Open 2024.

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[UV]

Alex played the tournament of his life, it was sad that he had to face an on fire Rublev

[lscajoseluismartinez]

Alex is a great player. What a great match, he is going to have a ver good 2024. I wish him luck. From Mexico

[deebywater]

I love Andrey’s massive forehand but I also love Alex’s spirit of chasing balls💪💪💪💪

[Tennisisreallyfun]

Definitely a great point. Alex is one of those players that is exciting to watch because when he’s on fire, it’s like he’s everywhere! Moving this way and that like a demon (pun intended😉). Okay, so he lost, but he had a great run, picked up a healthy cheque, and dazzled his home crowd on his way out with a valiant display in his final match. He should be proud of himself!

[narayanaswamys]

Finally, Andrey Rublev won in 5 sets. Despite of audience support was at maximum level to Alex De Minaur, for the local hero.

[thatfishingnoob]

No crazy grunts, awesome volley, great crowd. This is the kind of tennis I’d watch.

[jvqzbur]

crazy bounce off the net tape set this up - may we all be so lucky to see a bounce like that in our play

[ippolit]

They're a great matchup when they face off! 🔥 match great baseline play from both but Demon lacks top tier serve placement/form when it matters against a top tier opponent as well as just less on the forehand...both are two of my favorite still! Rublevs line striking forehand ability was too epic..

[Andyc]

De Minaur is absolutely rapid. Retrieves everything!

[romanosaraviadis]

Actually, we can believe it 'cause Roger and Rafa, I believe took tennis to this level of problem-solving, and Novak of course, so it's great it's still at that level. Great athleticism.. : )

[dannywhite]

ADM is a hard nut 2 crack there4 well done Rublev 💡

[tennisone]

orange shirt gonna have messed up knees by the time he 25 sliding like that

[redd]

No wonder he has this record over Andy Murray, they have similar games of fighting for everything

[tyquil]

The whole crowd cheered like it was Wii sports

[LeonardoCostaUSA]

He fought like never and lost like ever !!

[TySal-sxce]

Another incredible video. You’ve done it again

[concepcionur]

El Sr. Federer hizo lo mismo frente a Kyrios wuien quedó con la boca abierta. Es una maniobra fantástics pero después Andrey jugó von toda su alma hssta agotar el ímpetu de Miñaur

[rodolfochavezp]

Eso es saber las reglas del juego y saber jugar, Bravo.

[grandpa]

Due to this clip went found the full match, will watch tomorrow 😊

[pd]

Luckily for Alex, the doubles net had been removed!