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Alexander Zverev, expectations for 2026. Photo: gettyimages

Zverev: "Losing in the first round of Wimbledon was the best thing that could have happened to me in 2025"

The German tennis player made a curious assessment of his past season looking back and explains what his expectations are for 2026.

Will Alexander Zverev or Ben Shelton achieve their first Grand Slam in 2026? Source: Getty

The top contenders to win their first Grand Slam in 2026

We analyze the names with the most potential to make their debut win this 2026, both in ATP and WTA. Which player could secure their first major title?

Sinner and Alcaraz, main points of interest in 2026. Photo: gettyimages

The 10 big mysteries to be solved on the ATP circuit in 2026

We analyze what the main points of interest will be in 2026 and the questions that every fan has in mind, which will be answered this year on the ATP circuit.

Alexander Zverev, dream of winning Grand Slam in 2026. Photo: gettyimages

Zverev and the dream turned into a utopia of winning a Grand Slam

Will the German be the sixth player in history to kick off his Grand Slam title record at over 28 years old? Will he succeed?

Stakhovsky places Djokovic above Zverev in the list of favorites. Source: Getty

"Djokovic has more chances to win a Grand Slam than Zverev"

A convinced Sergiy Stakhovsky states that motivation is the key to have Novak back among the contenders for a Grand Slam, starting with the upcoming Australian Open.

Alexander Zverev, big problem in his career. Photo: gettyimages

This is one of the great flaws in Zverev's tennis career

The German is the tennis player on the circuit who has spent the most hours on the court in the last three years, surpassing his closest pursuer by almost 100 hours.

Zverev, one of the disappointments of the season. Source: Getty

ATP: The Disappointments of the 2025 Season

We analyze the names that have taken a step back this season, leaving us with a bitter taste after not delivering the performance expected of them.

Zverev is wrong: current tennis is not slower. Photo: Getty

Zverev is Wrong: Current Tennis is Not Slower

The German claimed there was preferential treatment to Alcaraz and Sinner, slowing down the tennis for them to win. We verified that this is not true.