Alexander Zverev

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Carlos Alcaraz was presenting himself at the ATP Masters 1000 Rome 2025 with many objectives and aspirations, but one of them was to appear in the next Monday's ATP ranking as the world number 2. To achieve this, he only needed to reach the semifinals, so he wouldn't depend on Alexander Zverev, something he is just one victory away from achieving. If the Spanish player falls in the quarterfinals, he would be the second player in the ranking as long as the German does not become the champion. It is important to remember that this is key in view of Roland Garros 2025, in order to avoid facing Jannik Sinner until a hypothetical final.

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Diego Jiménez Rubio | 13/05/2025

Alexander Zverev continues unstoppable in Rome. Source: Getty

Zverev continues to excel in Rome

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Six from last year plus the two already in this edition, make a total of eight consecutive victories for Alexander Zverev in the Masters 1000 in Rome. The latest, just finished a few minutes ago against a resilient Vilius Gaubas (6-4, 6-0), who could only offer some opposition during the first eight games of the match. The German continues to thrive in his favorite tour of the season, now set to face Frenchman Arthur Fils in the round of 16. The difficulty of the challenge multiplies, but surely no one will want to cross paths these days with the reigning champion of the tournament.

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Fernando Murciego | 11/05/2025

Zverev wants to defend his reign in Rome: defeats Fils and meets Musetti in quarterfinals. Photo: Getty Images

Zverev wants to defend his reign in Rome: defeats Fils and sets up quarterfinal with Musetti

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While all the attention is on Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, Alexander Zverev claims his share of the spotlight. The German is defending his title at the ATP Rome and proves that the Foro Italico suits him perfectly after defeating Arthur Fils by 7-6(3), 6-1 in one hour and 47 minutes. However, his opponent in the quarterfinals will be even more challenging, as he will face one of the local idols and one of the most in-form players at the moment, Lorenzo Musetti.

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Andrés Tomás Rico | 13/05/2025

Alexander Zverev speaks in Rome. Photo: gettyimages

Zverev surprises with his reflections on the future of Djokovic and the balls in Rome

The German spoke about both issues in surprising terms after securing his spot in the round of 16 of the Rome tournament.

Diego Jiménez Rubio | 12/05/2025

Zverev's Snub to a Journalist: "You Ask Stupid Questions"

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The viral video of Alexander Zverev is from his post-match interview last night at the 2025 ATP Rome. After securing the victory, the German appeared upset on the court with the journalist who interviewed him: "After two early defeats, how does it feel to win in your debut in Rome?" asked the journalist. "I won a tournament two weeks ago, I don't like thinking about that. It's your job to ask stupid questions after an hour of the match, so I'll leave it to you."

Did he have to be that rude to the interviewer? pic.twitter.com/RK5qRJk4nr
— Anna Vronsky (@vronsky_anna) May 9, 2025

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Raquel Bermúdez Rodríguez | 10/05/2025

Alexander Zverev about to take the court at ATP Rome 2025. Photo: Getty

Zverev easily advances in his Roman debut

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Seamless and much more confident in himself, that's how Alexander Zverev has shown in his first match at ATP Rome 2025. The German arrived after a few very negative months where he couldn't find his game, but against Camilo Ugo Carabelli, he showed signs of heading in the right direction. He defeated the Argentine 6-2 6-1, who was overwhelmed by all aspects of Zverev's game. Vilius Gaubas awaits him in the third round, the executioner of Denis Shapovalov.

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Óscar Belloch | 09/05/2025

The ATP tried to coerce Zverev and Shelton in the face of the PTPA's lawsuit. Photo: Getty

ATP Tried to Coerce Zverev and Shelton in Response to PTPA Lawsuit, According to a Judge

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