As the first Aussie man in the ATP top-10 in 18 years, the fair expectation for de Minaur is a fourth-round berth with a realistic shot at the quarters. Facing powerful Canadian Milos Raonic in his opening match isn’t ideal but Raonic has played very little tennis over the last three years.
The second round against either Aussie wildcard Adam Walton or Italy’s world No.41 Matteo Arnaldi will also see de Minaur favoured.
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