WATCH: Alexander Bublik proudly sits on the chair after hitting his trademark ‘racket butt shot’ against Jack Draper in Adelaide
Alexander Bublik lost his semifinal clash to Jack Draper at the 2024 Adelaide International.
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Alexander Bublik recently thrilled the Adelaide Stadium after executing his trademark racket butt shot against Britain’s Jack Draper during his performance in the ATP 250 event.
The Kazakhstani was caught on camera during the hilarious incident after launching his season’s first-ever campaign at the Adelaide event, which hosted the likes of Sebastian Korda, Jack Draper, and Jordan Thompson.
Alexander Bublik locked horns with Jack Draper during his semifinal showdown against the British pro at the 2024 Adelaide International on Sunday, January 12.
Despite asserting his on-court dominance during his hardcourt campaign, the Kazakhstani suffered a straight loss with a concluding scoreline of 7-6(2), 6-4.
However, during the second set of his encounter against the Briton, Bublik amused the jam-packed stadium after returning the latter’s drop-shot with his racket’s bu*thead, a notable shot that is now being deemed his signature shot.
Bublik’s season has started strong in comparison to his performance in the 2023 season. Last year, the Kazakhstani lost all four of his appearances before the 2023 Australian Open, which included his fallout at the United Cup and the ASB Classic.
Alexander Bublik opens up about raising his son Vasily away from the spotlight
Kazakhstani tennis professional Alexander Bublik recently talked about raising his son Vasily away from the spotlight in an interview with Championat.
The 26-year-old further asserted that he isn’t the biggest fan of media attention.
I wouldn’t want my child to become a ‘headliner.’ Or so that photographs of the child can be found in every public page in the world. I believe that personal life should be personal, at least for me.Spoke Bublik via Championat.
Bublik will be next seen in action at the 2024 Australian Open, where he will be joined by the likes of Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz, and Daniil Medvedev.
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