Deux anciens numéro 1 critiquent Zverev pour son attitude après la finale de Wimbledon

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Alexander Zverev stumbled again in the Wimbledon 2026 final, where he lost to Jannik Sinner in a highly contested match that marked his second consecutive Grand Slam final after winning his first major at Roland Garros. Following the final, two former number 1 players like Jim Courier and Martina Navratilova pointed out the biggest mistake of the German player during the match. 

In Paris, Zverev took advantage of Carlos Alcaraz's absence and Sinner's early defeat to defeat Flavio Cobolli in the final and relieve a significant burden. However, once he faced the music again, he has been dealt a reality check attributed to the same mistake that has always been criticized, as Courier stated on 'Tennis Channel,' noting that he appeared too complacent.

"You could see from his post-match comments he is still reveling in the euphoria of winning at Roland Garros and the relief of his belief that his career will now be successful because he is a champion of a major tournament, as well as winning the gold medal. If he wants to achieve more success against someone like Jannik Sinner, he cannot afford to wait for the opponent to make mistakes. He needs to take what is rightfully his, and he failed to do so at that moment," he affirmed regarding the key moments of the match.

Passivity condemns Zverev against Sinner once again

Navratilova echoed a similar sentiment. It is true that Zverev's serving was virtually flawless, and his forehand was much more aggressive than usual, but when it was time to step up, it was Sinner who did so. While many view this match as a turning point for 'Sascha' as he demonstrated he can compete, Martina sees it differently and even highlighted key moments where this difference was evident.

"He shouldn't have been so far behind the baseline. You really expect that at a point like that, and I want to compare it to when Zverev slipped, got a bit injured, but he was fine. When Sinner slipped, he got up and still won the point. That shows his excellent balance. It all goes back to skiing, because when you ski, you always have to fight for the center of your foot. You must have excellent balance, and his is incredible for someone so tall. He is very agile," she concluded.

Despite these criticisms, the truth is the German player appeared very ambitious in the post-match press conference despite the defeat. Zverev acknowledges that the gap between him, Sinner, and Alcaraz is narrowing, and having shed the burden of winning his first Grand Slam, he seems much more at ease with his strokes, which could be crucial in making a statement and competing for all the major titles on the circuit even when facing the current top two players.

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