Against Cameron Norrie, Alexander Zverev is his usual self: a warning to Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz
The world No. 2 defeated Cameron Norrie, ranked No. 39, in two sets—7-6(1), 6-4—in one hour and 39 minutes in Beijing.
The world No. 2 defeated Cameron Norrie, ranked No. 39, in two sets—7-6(1), 6-4—in one hour and 39 minutes in Beijing.
“I think I’ve said this many times this year: the only thing I can control is playing good tennis, performing at my best on the court, trying to stay in good physical and mental shape, and doing everything I can to prepare myself as best as possible.”
The 30-year-old Russian has won another tournament on the major tour, seven months after his last victory.
The German, who has had a sensational season, has set his sights on the Italian and is ready to dethrone him.
It was a huge victory for the German, who secured the three decisive points that allowed Team Europe to mathematically clinch the tournament against Team World, closing out the match 13-5.
Currently competing in the Laver Cup, the German didn’t mince words after learning that the Italian had withdrawn from the tournament in Beijing.
Mischa fiercely defends her brother’s achievements: “Where were they?”
It’s not just races, rankings, and end-of-season individual tournaments that fuel the competitive spirit of these two champions.
For the pass to occur, a very specific combination of factors would have to come together
The 2026 season for the South Tyrolean, who is working toward his return from injury, will be remembered for its uniqueness—for better or for worse.
The world-renowned coach discusses Zverev’s triumphant 2026 season and what might change in his matchup against the Italian player
The Dutch tennis player had harshly criticized the German champion after the U.S. Open final and had also brought up the Italian player
The former world No. 4 didn’t mince words when talking about what’s happening at the top of the tennis world.
Tallon Griekspoor, who is certainly no fan of the recent US Open champion, has leveled harsh criticism at Zverev
The former tennis player from Liguria speaks plainly and doesn’t want to hear any comparisons between the U.S. Open champion and the world No. 1
The former Swedish tennis player has no doubts: the German’s victory hasn’t changed the pecking order
The former German tennis player has no more doubts following his compatriot’s victory at the U.S. Open
After his victory at the U.S. Open, the German tennis player spoke about his rivals
The four-set victory over Ben Shelton also earns him valuable points in the ATP rankings: what does Jannik Sinner need to do to retain the top spot?
The German tennis player has high hopes after reaching the US Open final, and he has few points to defend between now and the end of the year
The Russian highlighted what he described as an annoying aspect of the German’s game; the German had won their head-to-head match in the US Open semifinals.
The final match of the men’s tournament is a first in Grand Slam history: Sascha has something to say about this very point.
The German player handily defeated Botic Van de Zandschulp, ranked No. 70 in the ATP, in the quarterfinals, winning 6-2, 7-5, 6-1.
The German defeated Van De Zandschulp in three sets and advanced to the semifinals. He will now face Khachanov, ranked No. 50 in the world.
Fall could prove to be an obstacle course for the Italian star, whose lead in the two main standings is at risk.
The German tennis player’s comments are sparking debate on social media: “I left in a huff…”
Luciano Darderi, the last player remaining in a tournament that, as is well known, began without world No. 1 Jannik Sinner, was in fact defeated by Alexander Zverev
The Czech tennis player faced intense pressure during his match against Learner Tien
The German won with a score of 6-4, 3-6, 6-7(7), 7-5, 6-4, thereby advancing to the second round of the U.S. Open.
The draw for the season’s final Grand Slam tournament, set to take place on the hard courts of Flushing Meadows, New York, has been finalized