alexander zverev

Alexander Zverev's Return Game Won Percentage from 2018 onwards Last 52 weeks - 22.2% (37th) 2023 - 23.3% (34th) 2022 - 26.1% (11th) 2021 - 27.3% (9th) 2020 - 27.1% (12th) 2019 - 25.5% (18th) 2018 - 27.6% (8th) Clear sign of decline in his return game post the ankle injury. Hence, he isn't...

Who wins the US Open after the two shocking early departures? Only two previous major titleists in the field, neither multi-major champs. Plus a field of people led by Zverev chasing the ultimate trophy. Should be fun to watch it play out.

ATP H2H: 4-3 for Sascha HC H2H: 3-1 for Sascha GS H2H: 1-1 tie With a win over Zverev, Carlitos would reach SF at all four Grand Slams, among active tennis players, Djokovic, Nadal, Murray and Čilić have achieved this. Sascha will be looking to equaled his best result at AO from 2020. Who will...

Me over here knowing "now" means "now": Meanwhile Zverev trying to figure out how long "now" means:

Poll time! Better German tennis player? Alexander Zverev or Jan-Lennard Struff?

Welcome to this 4R match between the most successful original Next-Genners, who are playing for the first time since the final of the 2021 Masters won by Zverev. The H2H is tied 6-6 with Danya winning 6 of the last 8 matches. Match to be played tomorrow at 11:00 PDT (15:00 Chi) in Stadium 1.

I was bored and I started searching for matchups, and I found myself seeing Zverev leading 5-0! against Wawrinka, and in most of their matches, Stan was the favourite coming into the match, such as St. Petersburg 2016 and Miami 2017. I may say that Zverev's first serve robs a lot of time from...

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He is returning after 6 months of recovery from an ankle injury. Refreshed. Regrouped. Strong as never before. He's just easily defeated Djokovic in a HC match in Dubai. 6-4 6-3. In Melbourne the tennis world will see an unforgettable display.

Dec 5, 2022 Zverev is the first player that has arrived in Saudi Arabia. He already used the time to get to know the local practice courts.

High time for this obligatory TTW GPPD thread. Sascha is 25. Will be 26 before 2023 French Open. His BO5 record against Top10 opponents is no longer winless as he defeated Alcaraz at RG22. Please feel encouraged to share your opinion, 45 days to vote. Poll closes on 17 January 2023. 2022...

It's a pity he wasn't able to compete in 2022 finals to defend the trophy as Sascha in his traditional November shape is extremely hard to beat. Therefore I don't consider this as a bold prediction: you can put his 3rd YEC title in the 2023 calendar. 2018 - 2021 - 2023

He will be down to #11 in November 2022. First time out of Top10 since July 2017. Not good. Get well, Sascha!

Which generation between the original Next Gen and the FARMS Gen will be the most successful at the end of their journeys? -Original Next Gen best 5: Medvedev, Zverev, Tsitsipas, Ruud and Rublev. -FARMS Generation 5: Auger-Aliassime, Alcaraz, Rune, Sinner and Musetti. Discuss:

No rush. Good. https://www.express.co.uk/sport/tennis/1683823/Alexander-Zverev-injury-update-Novak-Djokovic-comeback-tennis-news

October 2022 update from ATP: https://www.express.co.uk/sport/tennis/1678170/Alexander-Zverev-abuse-investigation-ATP-update-Olya-Sharypova-tennis-news https://tennisuptodate.com/atp/atp-confirms-alexzander-zverev-domestic-abuse-case-still-ongoing

It's 20-years old Sascha in his epic win against Djokovic in the M1000 final. "A Star Is Born" as ATP announces. And we have 14-years old Carlos. Tiny kid playing junior tournaments. Would you believe 5 years later who is the first to win his maiden slam title?

Has Ruud surpassed the following Next Gen players in your view of the current pecking order? Medvedev? Zverev? Tsitsipas? Berrettini? Rublev? Pick all players you honestly think Ruud has surpassed.

... for the taking at 2022 US Open, six players with a real shot at #1. Incredibly close, Nadal definitely in the driver seat, though. Name NAT Pre-USO Points Points Dropped Start of Tournament Points Rafael Nadal Spain 5,630 +10 5,640 Stefanos Tsitsipas (w/ Cincy win) Greece 5,290 80...

Link: https://www.sportschau.de/regional/ndr/ndr-zverev-macht-diabetes-erkrankung-oeffentlich-und-gruendet-stiftung-100.html Translation from German (thanks to Google translate): I suspected he had diabetes. It is a sad and big complication for the practice of professional sports. Zverev is...

Big comeback, huh?

There's still an uncertainty. What's your prediction at this moment?

Zverev's 12th approach to defeat a Top 10 opponent in BO5 formula. He's at 0-11 at this moment: 01 2016 AO R128: #2 Murray 0-3 [1-6 2-6 3-6] 02 2016 WIM R32: #9 Berdych 1-3 [3-6 4-6 6-4 1-6] 03 2017 AO R32: #9 Nadal 2-3 [6-4 3-6 7-6 3-6 2-6] 04 2017 WIM R16: #7 Raonic 2-3 [6-4...

For the 4th straight clay court Big Tournament, we've got another Steferev and another Little Three match. The Greek leads 7-4 in the overall H2H and 3-1 on clay, while the German won 3 of the last 5 matches, including this year's Madrid SF. Match time TBD, but maybe on Day session.

I have doubts about who is gonna win Roland Garros or Alcaraz o Nadal but Zverev will win Wimbledon (because he lost 666 days ago vs Thiem in the us open final)I have more numbers to be sure of all of this Us open is for Alcaraz , he will be ready then to win his first grand slam I won't...

The second Montecarlo semifinal will see the tenth meeting between these two Little Three members, with Stefanos leading by 6-3 and 2-0 on clay, but Zverev has won 2 of the last 3 meetings. Match to be played not before 15:30 CEST, 9:30 EDT.

We all know that there's a Big Three, many argue that there was a Big Four, and some people consider that we currently have a Big Two. But what about a Little Three? Or a Little Four? Or even a Little Two? Daniil Medvedev and Alexander Zverev have the highest quantity of Big Titles, highest W/L...

Shocking to me, but Carlos Alcaraz has now moved into 4th place, yes ahead of Nadal... Rank Name Age Overall Elo Hard Raw Clay Raw Grass Raw Hard Elo Clay Elo Grass Elo Peak Elo Match Peak Elo Age Peak Elo 1 Novak Djokovic 34.5 2185.6 2068.6 2016.3 1942.4 2127.1 2101.0 2064.0 2016...

He also says he came here with the goal to win the title and take the world #1 spot, but doesn't deserve it when playing like this. Says it's silly to talk about becoming world #1 after a match like this. Needs to figure himself out first. He doesn't look very happy.

Who is the most ready to take Zverev out? Please pick up to three players.