pAustralian No. 1 a href='https://www.atptour.com/en/players/alex-de-minaur/dh58/overview'Alex de Minaur/a will make his Olympics debut in Paris. The 25-year-old is enjoying a career-best season in which he has risen to No. 6 in the PIF ATP Rankings./ppATPTour.com sat down with the Sydney native to learn his favourite Olympic athlete and which sport De Minaur did not inherit from his Aussie upbringing./p[ATP APP]pstrongWhich Olympic sport would you like to watch the most?/strongbr /I would love to watch basketball. Obviously football. Swimming has always been a very strong sport for Australia and I guess probably athletics as well./ppstrongIs there an Olympic sport you think you would not be well suited to compete in?/strongbr /Swimming. Anything to do with swimming, I struggled. I've tried to do it in a couple of preseasons in the past and it's something I did not enjoy. I found it very, very hard./ppstrongWho is your favourite Olympic athlete who is not a tennis player?/strongbr /Irsquo;m going to go with [Australian basketballer] Patty Mills. /ppstrongWhat Olympic sport do you think defines Australia?/strongbr /I think it's got to be swimming. I think we've had a lot of success in the past in swimming./ppstrongDo you have an earliest memory watching the Olympics?/strongbr /I was at the Sydney Olympics, but I don't really recall that because I was quite young. I've got photos of me being there. So that's my earliest recollection./ppstrongHow excited are you to play in the Olympics and represent your country?/strongbr /Super excited. Always been a dream. And Irsquo;m looking forward to doing it./pp[NEWSLETTER FORM]/p
