Katie Boulter escapes the Wimbledon heat with an umbrella to cheer on fiance Alex De Minaur on her day off after dream start at SW19
The British tennis star Katie Boulter won a great victory against Paula Badosa in the afternoon on Monday, but on Tuesday to watch his fiancée de Minaur on the opening match of the championships.
Boulter took the best place at the stands around the court to watch Beau seize Roberto Carballes Baena.
However, in the sweltering Wimbledon heat, the 28 -year -old star, which rises to 31 degrees on Tuesday morning, is protected from the sun under an umbrella of purple and green Wimbledon.
De Minaur, the first set 6-2 claims to make a Sollid start against the world number 72.
The Aussie star was clinic with the service, to win 80 percent of the first service chance of service, the Spanish Opponint exploded the ball, but he lacked sensitivity while trying to break his opponent and transformed two of the five possible break points.
Boulter and De Minaur have been coming out since 2020, romance is first blooming at an unexpected meeting in a coffee shop in London at 6 am.
In December, the couple announced that the Aussie tennis star fell into a knee and threw the big question to Boulter, and announced a small prisoners on social media.
‘We’re holding a small secret,’ he wrote to the couple Instagram’a Boulter’s big diamond ring published an image.
Last year, it was a remarkable year for both stars, won in Boulter San Diego and Nottingham, and Minaur won the second time in Acapulco for the second time.
However, Minaur has fought with the form of the field so far this year, the Aussie star fell from the first 10 rankings of ATP Tour in the last two months and fell to the 11th place in the world.
De Minaur dazzled at the Australian Open in the Australian Open in the early this year and reached the quarter finals at home for the first time in his career. In February, in the final of the ATP500 event in Rotterdam, the first ATP tour event of the season would lose winning to Carlos Alcaraz.
More recently, DE Minaur, who ranked 8th in the ATP round, was overthrown by Lorenzo Musetti from Madrid Open in April in April and then again by Tommy Paul at 16 rounds in Rome.
In the French Open, the Aussie star could not pass the second round and was best taken by Alexander Bublik on five sets.
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