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Grass is greener: Demon's quick return after Paris woe
Alex de Minaur has decided to make a swift return to action after the deflation of another early French Open exit, opting to try to regain a Dutch grass-court title he won in 2024 to regenerate his season.
The downcast Australian No.1 reckoned he didn't know whether to take a break from the sport or "get back on the bike" straight away after his four-set loss to Jakub Mensik in the third round at Roland Garros.
But he's plumped for getting in some key pre-Wimbledon match time at 's-Hertogenbosch, the traditional Dutch tournament where he won two years ago before going on to the quarter-finals at Wimbledon later.
Damm vs. de Minaur Prediction at the Libema Open – Wednesday, June 10
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ATP Den Bosch Best Bets Including Alex de Minaur vs Martin Damm
The ATP grass-court season continues on June 10 with key matches in Stuttgart and ’s-Hertogenbosch as players begin adjusting from clay to faster conditions. Taylor Fritz returns to Stuttgart as defending champion, looking to bounce back from an early French Open exit. At the same time, Alex de Minaur opens his Den Bosch campaign against qualifier Martin Damm. Ugo Humbert also looks dangerous on grass after a dominant serving display in his opener, and Yannick Hanfmann will try to use home-court experience against Mattia Bellucci in what could be a tight Stuttgart battle.
James McCabe has won four of his last five matches. This week in Hertogenbosch, the Australian qualified for the main draw tournament. In the final qualifying round, McCabe defeated Jong in straight sets.
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