The European Open 2024 has just announced another big name. With Australian Alex de Minaur, a well-known figure in international tennis, the European Open adds another top player to its participants list. The Australian, who will become world number 9 on Monday, will compete in Antwerp against another top player, Stéfanos Tsitsipás (ATP-12), for one of the last coveted tickets to the prestigious ATP Finals in Turin.
Alex de Minaur has established himself in recent years as a key player in international tennis. With great determination and impressive speed—hence his nickname “Speed Demon”—the 25-year-old Australian has already won nine titles in his career. This year, he impressed not only by winning the tournament in ‘s-Hertogenbosch but also by reaching the quarterfinals of the US Open, Wimbledon, and Roland Garros.
Tsitsipás: The Greek powerhouse
A major rival for Alex de Minaur will certainly be Stéfanos Tsitsipás, the “Greek God” of the tennis circuit, who will also be aiming for victory. Both favorites will have to face each other if they want to take the title home. In addition, there is an extra twist to this edition: both players still have a chance to participate in the ATP Finals in Turin.
Exciting battle for the ATP Finals ticket
Both de Minaur and Tsitsipás are still in the race to qualify for this prestigious final tournament. Only the highest-ranked players in the ATP Rankings can take part in this event and compete to be crowned the best player of the year. With only a few tournaments left, every point is crucial, making the battle between de Minaur and Tsitsipás even more important. Fans can look forward to top-level tennis at the Lotto Arena in Antwerp.
European Open: an impressive lineup
The European Open promises to be another spectacular edition. With no less than six players from the world’s top 30 and a host of rising and local talents, this edition is set to impress. Top 10 player Alex de Minaur adds prestige to the tournament and ensures fans a week of world-class tennis.
Beauty. Wonder. Admiration. The European Open (October 13–20, 2024) promises to be a tournament that will stimulate your senses. Unforgettable moments. Excitement. Feel the cheers. Feel the tension. Feel the thrill of Belgium’s biggest tennis tournament.
Head over to our official website https://europeanopen.be/en/home-en now to secure your tickets and guarantee your spot at the Lotto Arena, where the heart of tennis will beat, and your expectations will be exceeded.
