Adrian Andreev is a young tennis player from Bulgaria who has entered the professional scene as one of the best junior players. He was born on May 12, 2001, in Sofia. Adrian turned pro in 2016 and is a right-handed player who uses a two-handed backhand. He earned the first FedEx ATP Rankings point at the young age of 15 after defeating future Top 100 player Dellien in 2016 Ruse Futures in the first round. In the 2021 Antalya first round, he qualified and won his first ATP Tour match against former Top 100 player Ilhan. Adrian didn&#39;t drop a set en route to ITF World Tennis Tour titles at 2020 Heraklion and 2021 Antalya.
His childhood nickname is Adi, and he began playing tennis at the trifling age of 5. Regarding his family, his parents&#39; names are Miroslav and Mariana Savova. Andreev has publicly admitted that he enjoys playing fast &amp; hard games when he holds the racket. His favourite shot is forehand, and his idol while growing up was, of course, Roger Federer. Being incredibly keen on sports, he has admitted that he would be a football player if it weren&#39;t for tennis.
As a 17-year old player, Adrian became the first player born in 2001 to play in the main draw of the ATP World Tour. Andreev was given another wild card for the main draw of the 2019 Sofia Open. The Bulgarian took world No. 45 Matthew Ebden to three sets but lost in a tie-break in the third. Later, he was once again given a wild card into the main draw of the 2020 Sofia Open a year later, yet he couldn&#39;t beat John Millman. Finally, Andreev recorded his first Top 100 win at the Singapore Open, where he defeated world No. 82 Lloyd Harris.

Alex de Minaur is an Australian professional tennis player born in Sydney on February 17th, 1999. Although he is relatively young, he is currently ranked on the 15th spot of the ATP singles ranking, making this the highest point in his career. On his professional debut at the Spain F22 in July 2015, he reached the quarterfinals. Since then, he has won 5 titles and has a record of 104 wins and 72 losses.
<ul><li>Alex&#39;s parents are Uruguayan and Spanish, and he has dual citizenship, oddly Australian and Spanish, and plays tennis as an Australian, which makes it even more unusual. </li><li>He currently resides in Sydney and is dating a British tennis player - Katie Boulter.</li><li>His right is his stronger hand, and his preferred move is the two-handed backhand, and Adolfo Gutierrez is his current coach.</li><li>During his career, Alex has played 9 ATP finals, 5 of which he won.</li><li>He favours hard courts, though his latest title came on a grass surface at the Eastbourne International in June 2021.</li><li>The same year, Alex won the Antalya Open against Alexander Bublik, who retired from the match due to a right ankle injury.</li><li>His other three titles came in 2019 when he won the Zhuhai Championships, the Atlanta Open, and the Sydney International.</li></ul>
Alex has played with three different number 1s in his career and has won only against Andy Murray. He lost against Roger Federer at the Swiss Indoors final in 2019 and has played against Rafael Nadal 3 times, losing all of them.

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