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Darren Walton and Ian Chadband

'Devastated' De Minaur will keep fighting to improve

Down and out in Melbourne Park, Alex de Minaur is determined to bounce back after his exit. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS)

Alex de Minaur has lost his place in the world's top 10 but not the belief he can challenge for grand slam glory, after his golden summer came to a "devastating" end in Melbourne.

The de Minaur of old might have looked upon his Australian Open fourth-round defeat with little more than a shrug of resignation and a weary acceptance that his exit was "fair enough".

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