<h2>Alejandro Davidovich Fokina</h2>
This Spanish professional tennis master started his career in 2016. However, he had been playing tennis long before that. At the tender age of three, Alejandro began to playing tennis with his dad, who was a boxer. Nevertheless, his immense love for the game leads him to commence coaching at the age of five. After winning some junior championships in 2016, Davidovich Fokina took it to a professional level.
In March of 2018, he defeated Roberto Ortega Olmedo to win his first ITF Futures title, K15. He was also qualified for ATP Masters 1000 but lost against Taylor Fitz. However, he is considered to be the youngest Spaniard to have qualified for this. 
In 2019, Alejandro defeated Jaume Munar to grab his first ATP Challenger title. In the same year, he became lucky again to win the second title too. The following year, his first doubles ATP title was waiting for him, which he swooped away during the 2020 Chile Open. 
Currently, he has an ATP ranking of 48 in singles, making him remain among the top 50 world-class tennis players. Furthermore, his doubles ranking is at 214. He was unable to participate in the 2021 Australian Open since he tested positive for COVID-19. 
His playing style can be described as aggressive and harsh since Alejandro tends to fluctuate his level throughout a match. Although he is not the tallest player, he compensates for it by the speed of movements. Apart from his tennis career, Davidovich Fokina also loves football and is a huge Real Madrid fan.

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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