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Zverev remembers the Australian Open semifinals with a phrase from Nadal: "The 'what ifs' don't exist in sports"

Iker Jiménez | 11 Mar 2026 | 04.38
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Zverev remembers the Australian Open semifinals with a phrase from Nadal: "The 'what ifs' don't exist in sports." Source: Getty
Zverev remembers the Australian Open semifinals with a phrase from Nadal: "The 'what ifs' don't exist in sports." Source: Getty

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Alexander Zverev was asked again about his elimination against Carlos Alcaraz in the semifinals of the Australian Open, something that the German takes philosophically. "I think I played the right way, gave absolutely everything, and lost a tough battle against the eventual champion," he reflected. Zverev admitted he would have liked to win and saw possibilities in a hypothetical final but recalled a well-known quote from Rafael Nadal: "‘The ‘what if’ does not exist in sports’," he concluded.

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