 "Antalya Open: Australian Alex de Minaur claims fourth career title after Alexander Bublik retires with ankle injury")
Antalya: Australia’s Alex de Minaur claimed his fourth career title on Wednesday when Alexander Bublik quit the Antalya Open final after just two games. The fourth-seeded De Minaur led the eighth seed 2-0 in the first set when his Kazakh opponent retired due to a right ankle injury he suffered in his semi-final. “I knew I’d put in a great pre-season. I felt good and ready to compete,” said 21-year-old De Minaur.
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“I gave myself the best possible chance to go deep in this tournament.” De Minaur, whose previous titles came in 2019 at Sydney, Atlanta and Zhuhai, now heads to Melbourne for the Australian Open which starts on 8 February. “I’m looking forward to returning to Australia, where I hope to have a good Aussie summer in front of a home crowd,” the world number 23 added.
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