Why Alex de Minaur is returning to the All England club wracked with doubts after last year’s injury drama; draw released; schedule; where to watch; Novak Djokovic

Another explanation of the mentality of de Minaur was watched when asked whether he was mentally and physically good after the loss of Lenecka.

“Yes, it’s a good question. I’m not very sure,” he said.

“[This] Obviously it was not a result I hoped to come to the Queen. Skip the first week [was] So I will give myself time and I hope I can get a good result here and I can be satisfied with this decision. But frankly, it wasn’t a good day today.

“So, go back to the drawing board and make some decisions.”

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De Minaur’s decision not to compete in the ‘Sertogenbosch’ in the Netherlands cost him the top 10 rankings and will be no.11 seeds in Wimbledon. After the quarter -final run in London last year, it rose to number 6 at a height of career.

De Minaur will encounter a higher row in the 16th round if the seeds are kept, but he believes that he makes the right call to get away briefly.

“The way I look at it – and the healthy for me – is to be obsessed with the rankings and to stop going up every week,” he said.

“[I want to] Try to go back to a place where I just enjoy playing tennis and I don’t think of all these external factors because it only stresses more stress.

“I don’t have to have the mentality of a slightly larger player and don’t have to play so many tournaments and I hope I should start to succeed in big events.

“I feel mentally, I feel at the right point, and even if it doesn’t bring results this week, I’m sure it will help me in the long run.”

De Minaur’s Wimbledon performance last year will bring some of their grieving memories.

For the first time in the first four rounds, the breeze for the first time, but the third point of the third round of 16 against Arthur Fils continued to injure a freak hip.

De Minaur put a brave face after the Fils victory, but Djokovic retreated with difficulty after the day he had to take in the biggest match of his life.

It was never the same player for the rest of last year, which brutally interrupted a campaign that returned to a potential first five rankings.

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Nevertheless, the explicitly blocked DE Minaur still traveled to the US open quarter finals and achieved the same success in January for the first time at the Australian Open.

The Roland-Garros defeat, which went to Alexander Bublik, pulled the line of the Grand Slam quarter-finals line, but in the last 18 months, he often saved the best for the main branches. Meanwhile, Bublik made the last eight in Paris before he won his title last week, so the loss does not seem close to a bad place.

Everything contributes to a great unknown about Minaur’s Wimbledon expectations. He may never be considered a title contestant, but he is one of the best grass fields in the world for several years.

He made a career to prove that others were wrong.

Now the difference can be determined by the fact that his success in the next two weeks is that he can doubt that he claims that public comments are fighting.

DEMON’S HISTORY WITH FATE

The match, which never took place in Wimbledon last year, can be restarted in the fourth round after 12 months.

DE Minaur, who pioneered the biggest main drawing singles of Australia in the thirty years, was on a collision trail with the champion Novak Djokovic seven times in 16 rounds after withdrawing the box office records due to hip injury.

World No.11 is one of the 17 Australian Australians who compete in single -single Alex Bolt for the second flat year – Priscilla Hon, Talia Gibson and James McCabe are struggling through qualifying.

Considering that Hon and Gibson were the seventh initiative, they scored their match points to reserve their place in the extra special formerly All England Club.

De Minaur will first have to negotiate Spanish Senior Roberto Carballes Baena, who won only one match in Grasscourt Major. The Australian man Walton is a potential second round competitor if he can overcome the French qualification Arthur Cazaux.

De Minaur’s third round rival, a talented Czech player No.21 Seed Tomas Machac.

Alexei Popyrin, No.20 Seed, 465. Jordan Thompson went down to the same section and starts with the Czech Vitriva before a possible clash against the ninth seed Russian Daniil Medvedev.

The most challenging draw went to Bolt, who had to defeat the American 10th Seed and other major service to make the second round for the first time since 2021.

The other elimination McCabe Drew Hungarian Fabian Marozsan, Aleks Vukic Taiwan’s Teng Chun-hsin, Rinky Hijikata, Belgium David Goffin begins with Belgian David Goffin and meets the difficult French Adrian Mannarino who makes Chris O’Connell through qualifying.

On the female side, the first rival of Daria Kasatkina, the 16th seed, as the Australian, is the first rival of the Colombian Emiliana Arango. However, three of their citizens make difficult start against seeded competitors, including the yeast joint in the form.

The partner, who will take Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova in the Eastbourne semifinals in the Eastbourne semifinals in 32 years, will lock the horns with Russian Liudmila Samsonova in Wimbledon.

Hon and Kim Birrell, respectively No.18 Seed Ekaterina Alexandrova and 22th Croatian Croatian Donna Vekic, while elimination Gibson Wimbledon will go head to head with Grand Slam Champion Naomi Osaka four times at the first exit.

Elsewhere, Olivia Gadecki Belgium’s greeting Drew Minnen and Dual Wimbledon quarter -finalist Ajla Tomljanovic, with Pavlyuchenkova for both players, withdrew against Pavlyuchenkova.

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