Australia's world No 18 admits an injury-plagued 2019 was much harder than he expected but his tenacity won him plenty of admirers Alex De Minaur has already spoken about one of the lowest moments of his challenging season - the afternoon he retreated to his London hotel room after a first round loss at the Queen's Club. He had a can of Coke to wash down copious quantities of lollies and chocolate, and a downbeat mood that left him unwilling to speak with anyone until noon the following day. And...
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The Guardian - 4 Dec 2019 19:00
Australia's world No 18 admits an injury-plagued 2019 was much harder than he expected but his tenacity won him plenty of admirers Alex De Minaur has already spoken about one of the lowest moments of his challenging season - the afternoon he retreated to his London hotel room after a first round loss at the Queen's Club. He had a can of Coke to wash down copious quantities of lollies and chocolate, and a downbeat mood that left him unwilling to speak with anyone until noon the following day. And...
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