Zverev criticizes venue change in Paris: "There's a lot of noise, it's a bit disorganized"

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After his finish at the ATP Vienna 2025, Alexander Zverev showed that he still has the level to compete for trophies. Although he still has many steps to climb, the German seems to be on the right track. The upcoming ATP Rolex Paris Masters 2025 will be a luxury opportunity to continue on that path.

Without wanting to criticize the speed of the courts just yet, Alexander Zverev made clear his opinion on the change of venue for the ATP Rolex Paris Masters 2025, besides choosing his best moment of this season, as he explained in the Media Day before his debut at the French Masters 1000.

"This year has been different because I wasn't healthy for a long time, before Vienna and during the last few months. Right now, I'm just enjoying being healthy. That joy might be noticeable on the tennis court. Many of the older players can understand what I mean. It's a very underestimated feeling to play without pain. I hope to continue showing the results I achieved last week."

Alexander Zverev complains about the new facilities at the ATP Rolex Paris Masters 2025

"Some things were a bit better in Bercy, like the practice courts. The second match courts are better, but a bit messy. There's a lot of noise from the other courts. For example, if you play on one of the outer courts, you can hear noise from court 1 and the speakers from the stadium court. It's like there's a lot of movement."

Alexander Zverev chooses his happiest moment of the season

"Winning the title on my birthday in Munich was a great moment. Even though I lost the final, the final in Vienna was a big step for me; being healthy and playing at a good level again is something I hadn't done in a long time. I hope to finish the season strong and that next year will be better."

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