Alexander Zverev är en tysk professionell tennisspelare född 1997. Han är en av de mest framstående spelarna i världen och har vunnit flera stora turneringar, inklusive ATP Finals. Zverev är känd för sin kraftfulla serve och sin förmåga att spela på alla underlag. Han har också representerat Tyskland i Davis Cup och har varit en del av det tyska laget som nått finalen. Zverev är en populär och respekterad spelare inom tennisvärlden.
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Det är 21 år sedan en amerikansk herrspelare vann en grand slam-titel i tennis. Då var Taylor Fritz bara fem år gammal. Efter 3–1 i US Open-kvartsfinalen mot Alexander Zverev är han på god väg att bryta förbannelsen.
Det är 21 år sedan en amerikansk herrspelare vann en grand slam-titel i tennis. Då var Taylor Fritz bara fem år gammal. Efter 3–1 i US Open-kvartsfinalen mot Alexander Zverev är han på god väg att bryta förbannelsen.
Ben Rothenberg behöver ekonomisk hjälp. Tennisjournalisten har blivit stämd av Alexander Zverev – för sina artiklar om våldsanklagelserna mot Zverev. – Jag ångrar ingenting, säger Rothenberg till Washington Post.
Alexander Zverev anklagades för att ha slagit sin tidigare partner. Efter att ha slagits ut ur Wimbledon hånades han av rivalen Taylor Fritz flickvän. ”När din man vinner för tjejerna”, skrev Morgan Riddle på Instagram.
▸ Carlos Alcaraz vann årets Franska Öppna och är nu den yngsta spelaren att vinna på tre olika underlag. I finalen besegrade den 21-åriga spanjoren Alexander Zverev från Tyskland, trots underläge efter tre set. Och nu börjar tennisvärlden tissla och tassla om att Alcaraz skulle kunna bli den största. Tillsammans med tennisfantasten Alexander Kronlund, som var på plats under Franska Öppna, pratar vi om stämningen, mötet med Björn Borg och om varför Carlos Alcaraz alltid gör det så spännande.
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Carlos Alcaraz står som årets vinnare i Franska mästerskapen. Detta efter att 21-åringen vunnit finalen mot Alexander Zverev. – Jag är väldigt tacksam för mitt team, jag kallar de för team men ni är familj, säger Alcaraz.
Carlos Alcaraz står som årets vinnare i Franska mästerskapen. Detta efter att 21-åringen vunnit finalen mot Alexander Zverev. – Jag är väldigt tacksam för mitt team, jag kallar de för team men ni är familj, säger Alcaraz.
Casper Ruud kunde inte bräcka Alexander Zverev. Mycket på grund av magproblem i semifinalen. – Jag har en känsla av att det inte handlar om muskelvärk, utan sjukdom, säger tennisexperten Dorthea Faa-Hviding enligt Dagbladet.
Alexander Zverev är mitt uppe i grand slam-turneringen i Paris. Samtidigt inleds en rättegång där stjärnan åtalas för misshandel av sin exflickvän. – Anklagelserna är ogrundade och motsägelsefulla, säger advokaten Alfred Dierlamm till Daily Mail.
För 15 år sedan blev Robin Söderling den förste att besegra Rafael Nadal i Franska mästerskapen. Alexander Zverev blev den tredje – och förmodligen siste. Förlusten i tre raka set kan ha varit spanjorens sista framträdande i grand slam-turneringen.
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On International Podcast Day, Catherine Whitaker, David Law and Matt Roberts recorded The Tennis Podcast via Facetime Video for the first time ever. It was an experience.Titles for Aryna Sabalenka and Alex De Minaur are reviewed, there’s encouragement over Andy Murray’s performances in Zhuhai, and delight that the WTA event in Wuhan is beginning to grow.Elsewhere, the timing of the ATP’s decision to hand Nick Kyrgios a suspended sentence is discussed, and Alexander Zverev’s announcement that he will play exhibition matches with Roger Federer instead of the Davis Cup Finals is debated.The Tennis Podcast is sponsored over the next two months by the Davis Cup Finals by Rakuten, which take place 18-24 November in Madrid. Tickets - https://www.daviscupfinals.com/ticketing/We are produced in association with Telegraph Sport, published weekly year-round, and daily at the Grand Slams.SHOW LINKSNewsletter - Sign up free, and get access to our Davis Cup Finals competition (tickets, flight, accommodation), here – http://po.st/TTP_NewsletterSupport The Tennis Podcast - Help keep The Tennis Podcast going and growing. Sign up for a reminder about our 2020 crowdfunding campaign on December 2nd, when we launch - http://po.st/SupportTheTennisPodcastSOCIAL MEDIA: Instagram - http://po.st/TTP_InstagramTwitter - http://po.st/TTP_TwitterFacebook - http://po.st/TTP_Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Greek tennis star Stefanos Tsitsipas advanced to his first career grand slam final with victory over Alexander Zverev at the French Open on Friday. The world No. 5 won 6-3 6-3 4-6 4-6 6-3 in the semifinal against Zverev at Roland Garros. Having blitzed into a two-set lead, world No. 6 Zverev produced a stirring comeback to win the third and fourth sets, but after regrouping, Tsitsipas came back with a bang, winning the decisive set. The 22-year-old Tsitsipas will now face either Rafael Nadal or Novak Djokovic in Sunday's final.
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Is Alexander Zverev a risk to tennis in a post-Covid world? Does Novak Djokovic have a better opportunity than ever to beat Rafael Nadal in a French Open final? Who on earth is going to win the women's singles?George Bellshaw, James Gray and Calvin Betton discuss all this and more.NB This is a raw recording of the lads on a new app called Locker Room, which is providing us with the chance to podcast remotely during a time when we otherwise would not be able to. We apologise for the vagaries of the format, and hope to return to something more produced soon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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