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New Sydney international champion, Alex De Minor, has accused the organizers of the upcoming Australian Open tournament. The world number 29 won its first ATP title on Saturday night after a victory over veteran Italian Andreas Seppi by 7-5, 7-6 (5).
It was a busy day for the 19-year-old rising tennis star to play semifinal against French veteran Gilles Simon on Saturday afternoon. This was born after the Sydney time did not allow the meeting to be played on Friday, unlike the program.
In the first round of the AO, De Minor will take over the forces of the Portuguese Pedro Sousa and the meeting is scheduled for Monday afternoon. That's what angered the young tennis player, who believes that Australians have no privilege for the home-made Grand Slam. In this way, he will have less than 48 hours to recover for his first game of this important tournament during the year.
"I think our organizers are pushing us, the Australians, and we have to play more than what happens to others, they punish us like that and it's possible they will not play in our country." they did the program without looking at the previous tournament and who in which week of the race is .It is very bad, "he told reporters Alex De Minor.
Despite his disappointment with the program, the teenager is confident after Melbourne's victory with his first title.
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