Zverev's nightmare didn't end with the match

[icazares]

Act 1- Zverev cries during the award ceremony. He's emotional. He misses his parents.
Act 2- Thiem tells him that we will win GS's and that his parents will be in the stands, very proud of him. Zverev, understandably, is inconsolable.
Act 3- During the ceremony, one of the tournament reps congratulates Thiem for being the first in I don't know how many years to come back from 0-2 in a US Open final, which also means for Zverev that...
Act 4- A member of TW is actively looking if that 68 mph serve was the slowest in a GS men's final. It would be interesting to check if it was the first for 2 double faults in a live or die tie-break.
Add as you please,

 

[Deon Sanders]

I guarantee you that there is a slower serve because I have at least seen underhand serves in the finals before

But that was the slowest actual attempt at a serve since wood racquets

 

[BeatlesFan]

But that was the slowest actual attempt at a serve since wood racquets

Nick threw in a 64 MPH first serve against Djokovic at Indian Wells in 2017 and won the point. Second set. But not a slam final obviously, it was a R16 match.

 

[citybert]

It sounded like Zverev was gonna get a scolding from his parents. Sounded like a kid losing a tournament scared to see his parents

 

[E36BMWM3]

Act 1- Zverev cries during the award ceremony. He's emotional. He misses his parents.
Act 2- Thiem tells him that we will win GS's and that his parents will be in the stands, very proud of him. Zverev, understandably, is inconsolable.
Act 3- During the ceremony, one of the tournament reps congratulates Thiem for being the first in I don't know how many years to come back from 0-2 in a US Open final, which also means for Zverev that...
Act 4- A member of TW is actively looking if that 68 mph serve was the slowest in a GS men's final. It would be interesting to check if it was the first for 2 double faults in a live or die tie-break.
Add as you please,

At least he got it past the net lol...

 

[SinneGOAT]

I hope he wins one just to get some revenge for this year. Same with Medvedev, he did amazing in a slam final but didn’t get it, so I hope these two get some wins to their name.

 

[BeatlesFan]

It sounded like Zverev was gonna get a scolding from his parents.

They produced a future stud, you could see it even back in the day.

 

[Federev]

I hope he wins one just to get some revenge for this year. Same with Medvedev, he did amazing in a slam final but didn’t get it, so I hope these two get some wins to their name.

Mature, kind, constructive, honoring, non-cynical and non-implicitly arrogant,
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[TiberiusGracchus]

I'm sure Act 4 is the real heart breaker for poor Zverev

 

[Bender]

If it helps, the guy across the net from him had lost three finals before winning this one.

 

[MichaelNadal]

If it helps, the guy across the net from him had lost three finals before winning this one.

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[Tennis_Hands]

Zverev is 23.

 

[blablavla]

Zverev is 23.

meaning he has approximately another 10 years before he peaks

 

[Tennis_Hands]

meaning he has approximately another 10 years before he peaks

Zedzilla at his peak:

 

[TearTheRoofOff]

meaning he has approximately another 10 years before he peaks

The wonders of modern sports science and medicine. Can boost natural performance at 33 to match natural performance at 23, but can't boost natural performance at 23.

 

[Red Rick]

If it helps, the guy across the net from him had lost three finals before winning this one.

And he only won cause Zverev.

Mayve Sascha should play Mischa in final?

 

[Bender]

And he only won cause Zverev.

Mayve Sascha should play Mischa in final?

Gurufils might be the better choice

Edit: or Nadal at the Australian Open

 

[Red Rick]

Gurufils might be the better choice

Edit: or Nadal at the Australian Open

It is said that Djokivic will win #21 whem Nadal and Muzzah meet in the final in Melbourne

 

[Bender]

It is said that Djokivic will win #21 whem Nadal and Muzzah meet in the final in Melbourne