My Story: The Two Homes That Made De Minaur A Star
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 เม.ย. 2019
- Aussie Alex de Minaur speaks to how spending half of his life in Australia and half of it in Spain has helped develop him on and off the tennis court in his ATP My Story delivered by FedEx.
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Australia, hard working lol. Now I've heard everything.
Future top 10 this kid!
Once he gains a little bit of muscle by hitting the weight room consistently, he will be unstoppable on the court and will become more and more mature. His grit and determination on the court are second to none! This kid has a bright future on the atp tour!
Panos Loutrakis totally agree, incredibly talented, a hard worker and humble, a great combination 👍
Why is it OK to suggest that guys need to add muscle but not female players
Roger Federer is a broom stick but this kid is a pencil neck.
Currently world no. 10 :)
Half and Halff is a very nice mix. Two of the best countries of the world. We respect you very much and wish you the best
Another humble kid next door. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
I heard that he lived in the Sydney suburb of Carss Park
Spain is laidback and Australia is hard-working.... hmmh. Remind me, which country are Kyrgios and Tomic from? How about Nadal and Ferrer?
He meant Spain poor country. Australia rich country
I'd rather support Nadal and Ferrer over our sorry excuses for human beings (Kyrgios and Tomic)
I think he just meant he relaxes in Spain and works in Australia
@@FrankHor101 Sorry but he does not mean that , that you dream. Spain is not a poor coutry is a country where everybody want to live in fact has the best cities to live in the world, so go to school to learn somethings...
@@CarmenRodriguez-ze2xg Only on your dreams Spain is a rich country, Spain is a huge dependent of European Union, they need to keep the Euro which is not its own currency and have received more money from the EU bank than any other country, even like that they still can't manage to avoid having the highest unemployment rate and highest taxes in EU. Thousands and thousands of spaniards come to Australia every year looking for better opportunities, a better life, greetings from the first world
62nd YAY why I am I always so late?
Watch damir mostafev tennis trick serve
Is he implying that Spaniards are not hard working? 😆 omg
FLFC AND ALSO FIRST VIEW
Without Hewitt he would barely be top 100.
If you surround yourself with good people, inevitably good things happen!
¿Star?
1st!!
Spanish lifestyle is not relaxed unfortunately
"Hard-working and on the ball lifestyle in Australia", lmao Australia is know for being laid-back or even lazy. Maybe compare to the Spanish, it's more "hardworking" lol
Definitely a more "serious" and productive/progressive culture that in Spain. After all, the Australians hered the British culture, and as any other land where they (Brits) properly set roots and populated, it grew to be a developed, progressive and stable country.
@@fimmt684 lmao you mean India and Brunei? The furthest things from “developed and progressive”
I think he just meant he relaxes in Spain and works in Australia