De Minaur eases past Mannarino to win Zhuhai crown

Sep 29, 2019
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De Minaur eases past Mannarino to win Zhuhai crown

The Australian picked up his third ATP title of the year, and third of his career, with a 7-6 (4), 6-4 win.

Published Sep 29, 2019

De Minaur eases past Mannarino to win Zhuhai crown

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Alex de Minaur picked up his third career ATP title (and third of 2019) in Zhuhai with a 7-6 (4), 6-4 win over Adrian Mannarino on Sunday.

The 20-year-old Australian needed three sets to get past Andy Murray and Borna Coric, but eased past Roberto Bautista Agut in the semifinals with the loss of just four games. The final was his first career meeting against Mannarino.

De Minaur eases past Mannarino to win Zhuhai crown

De Minaur eases past Mannarino to win Zhuhai crown

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The world No. 61-ranked Frenchman was seeking his second ATP title too. De Minaur will move up inside of the Top 30 after his stellar week in China.

There's no time to rest for either of them as they quickly head to Japan next, with Mannarino facing John Millman on Monday and De Minaur set to play Lloyd Harris.

De Minaur eases past Mannarino to win Zhuhai crown

De Minaur eases past Mannarino to win Zhuhai crown