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Alexander Zverev, a journalist's criticisms. Photo: gettyimages

A French journalist slaughters Zverev: "His matches are boring"

The German has received fierce criticism from a renowned and influential French journalist. "He doesn't bring anything special, doesn't evoke emotions, and fans don't enjoy him."

Zverev is not satisfied with being No. 1: "I want to compete for all four Grand Slams." Source: Getty

Zverev is not satisfied with being No. 1: "I want to compete for all four Grand Slams"

The German with the media in Paris after a ceremony where he just kept smiling. The trophy that crowns him as the new number one now rests in his hands, what must he be feeling at a moment like this?

Zverev and a rant about the Vienna tournament. Photo: Getty

Zverev's rant against the Vienna tournament: "It's very difficult for me to play here"

The German justified his defeat in a tournament by pointing to external causes affecting him and his game.

Reto de Alcaraz en París. Foto: gettyimages

Alcaraz and the challenge of avoiding an unimaginable drought of Masters 1000 in Paris

The Spanish player has won at least one Masters 1000 in every season of his career except for 2021. He will try to extend that streak by winning in Paris.

Alexander Zverev criticizes the ATP calendar. Photo: gettyimages

Zverev is fed up with the ATP: "Tennis is heading in the wrong direction"

The German makes a strong attack on tennis institutions regarding the existing ATP calendar and the changes planned for 2028.

Carlos Alcaraz, analysis of the draw at the Paris Masters 1000. Photo: gettyimages

Alcaraz and Jódar could face each other in the Paris Masters 1000

We reveal the possible matchups round by round of the big favorites for the title in the last Masters 1000 of the year, with special attention to Carlos Alcaraz, Rafael Jódar, and Novak Djokovic.

Zverev is the new number one in the world.

Zverev finally at the top of the world: "Being number one almost at 30 years old is very special"

The German granted his first interview as the world's number one and defined this success as a "shared journey" alongside his family and team.