Alexei Popyrin has become just the third Aussie to reach the fourth round of the French Open since the turn of the millennium as he continues his Paris renaissance as the final Australian star ...

Alex de Minaur won his first match at the French Open ... with weapons safely returned, Gauff just took the racquet out of Gadecki's hands, waltzing to a 6-2, 6-2 victory in just 71 minutes.

Alex de Minaur has crashed out of the French Open ... “You can hear the noise off the racquet, it is pure ball striking.” Bublik then immediately broke de Minaur’s shaky serve to start ...

Alex de Minaur launched his Roland-Garros campaign ... “It’s going to be tough because he’s unpredictable. He takes the racquet out of your hands.” Fast-rising Czech Jakub Mensik and ...

An apologetic Alex de Minaur groaned and shook his head on learning ... he’s unpredictable. He takes the racquet out of your hands. He’s obviously not going to want to hang in too many rallies.

Alexei Popyrin has lived in Alex de Minaur’s shadow for most of his career, but his grand slam breakthrough on Parisian clay ...

Alexei Popyrin says he couldn’t have imagined he’d end up as the last Aussie man standing at the French Open — but he’s determined to keep the flag flying high after ensuring there would be no ...

Alexei Popyrin has lived in Alex de Minaur’s shadow for most of his career, but his grand slam breakthrough on Parisian clay is affording him deserved attention.

Even Alexei Popyrin didn't think he'd be the last Australian man left standing at the French Open, but now he's powered into the last 16, he's determined to make the most of it.