The New York Times – Sports:
Alexander Zverev, from Germany, told the umpire that the man had said the phrase. He was escorted out after the “disparaging remark,” a spokesman said.
Category: Zverev, Alexander
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U.S. Open Spectator Is Removed from After Remark Associated With Nazis
The New York Times – Sports:
Alexander Zverev, from Germany, told the umpire that the man had said the phrase. He was escorted out after the “disparaging remark,” a spokesman said.
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Alexander Zverev’s On- and Off-Court Drama
The New York Times – Sports:
He’s a diligent player. He has also recently worked through an abuse claim and an on-court tantrum — and a serious injury at last year’s French Open.
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Tennis Injuries Present Top Players with Serious Challenges
The New York Times – Sports:
Getting hurt is part of the game, but sometimes it can take years for top players to return to form.
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Investigation Into Alexander Zverev Finds Insufficient Evidence for Abuse Claims
The New York Times – Sports:
The ATP Tour won’t discipline Zverev after a 15-month investigation into allegations made by his former girlfriend.
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Nick Kyrgios to Appear in Court on Assault Allegation in Australia
The New York Times – Sports:
The accusation landed on the eve of perhaps the most important match of Kyrgios’s controversy-filled career, a quarterfinal showdown with Cristian Garín.
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Nadal Reaches French Open Final on Zverev’s Abrupt Injury
The New York Times – Sports:
Rafael Nadal and Alexander Zverev had taken more than three hours to get toward the end of a second set. Then Zverev twisted his right ankle and had to stop.
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Alexander Zverev Beats Carlos Alcaraz at the French Open
The New York Times – Sports:
Zverev will face either Rafael Nadal or Novak Djokovic in the semifinal round.
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Alcaraz, Zverev Need Five-Set Thrillers to Win at French Open
The New York Times – Sports:
Both players are among the top seeds in the men’s singles tournament and saved match points before turning things around.