Alex Blockx Racquet - Player Profile

Alex Blockx is Belgian talented player, with a career high rank of 122, but what is Blockx current tennis racquet and gear?

Alex Blockx tennis racquet

Alex Blockx’s racquet is a Tecnifibre Tfight 300S, perhaps from some generations ago, but painted to look like the 2025 Tfight. Tecnifibre made a video where famous TF customizer, Dieter Calle, talks about the his racquets. He mentions them being quite light for him to retain a whippy feel on his fearsome forehand, while he could technically have played them heavier on the backhand. According to Tecnifibre, he adds 12 grams in total to his racquets and strings them with Tecnifibre Black Code 1.28 at 25/24 kg (m/c) depending on the conditions.

Specs unstrung: 312g / 31,7cm balance. Swing weight is unknown.

Bio and Career

Born April 8, 2005, in Antwerp, Belgium, Alexander Blockx is a Belgian professional tennis player known for his aggressive baseline game and strong two-handed backhand. Turning pro in 2022, Blockx reached a junior peak of No. 1 in 2023, winning the Australian Open boys singles title over Learner Tien, the first Belgian male to win a junior Major since Kimmer Coppejans in 2012.

His breakthrough came in 2023 at the European Open in Antwerp, where, as a wildcard ranked No. 344, he qualified for his ATP debut but lost to Yannick Hanfmann. That year, he won his first two ITF titles in Glasgow and Sunderland, entering the Top 500. In 2024, he claimed his first ATP Challenger title in Kobe, defeating Jurij Rodionov 6-3, 6-4, becoming the third-youngest Belgian Challenger champion.

2025 has seen Blockx win his second Challenger title in Oeiras, Portugal, beating Liam Draxl 6-4, 6-3, and also entering the Top 150 of the rankings. His biggest career moment came at the 2025 Miami Open, where he qualified for his first Masters 1000 main draw (losing to Corentin Moutet).