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Alexander "Sascha" Alexandrovich Zverev is a German professional tennis player. He has
been ranked as high as No. 3 in the world by the Association of Tennis Professionals
(ATP), and has been a permanent fixture in the top 10 since July 2017. Zverev was the
champion at the 2018 ATP Finals, making him the youngest winner at the year-end championship
in a decade. He is the only active player outside of the Big Four with four ATP Masters
1000 titles. Zverev has won 15 ATP titles in singles and two in doubles. He reached
his first final of a major at the 2020 US Open, finishing runner-up to Dominic Thiem.
So without any further ado, let's dive in
Early Life Alexander "Sascha" Zverev was born on 20 April
1997 in Hamburg, Germany to Russian parents, Irina Zvereva and Alexander Mikhailovich Zverev.
He has an older brother Mischa who was born nearly a decade earlier and is a professional
tennis player as well. Both of Sascha's parents were professional tennis players for the Soviet
Union. His father was ranked as high as No. 175 in the world. He was also the top-ranked
men's player nationally, while his mother was the fourth-highest ranked women's player.
They both moved from Sochi to the capital to train at the CSKA Moscow military-run tennis
club.
Zverev started playing tennis at the age of 3. When he was five years old, he started
to play tennis for at least half an hour each day. Sascha was extremely competitive as a
child. His brother Mischa said, "He would not understand or accept that he was losing"
when the two would play against each other. He would never want to leave the court unless
he won the match. Sascha also played hockey and football as a child but decided to focus
only on tennis around the age of 12 after an early-round loss at a high-level international
junior tournament in Florida.
Cars and House: Tennis players are one of the highest-earning
athletes and as someone who has found huge success in the sport, Zevrev has also earned
quite a fortune out of the sport. Zverev's skill and talent as a tennis player cannot
be denied as he has used those skills to find success in the sport. Tennis has brought him
fame but has also helped him to achieve a strong financial standing as well. Zverev
does not spend his money on jewelry or houses but has spent quite a lot of money on cars.
Zverev has an extensive list of car collections and his most recent addition to his car collection
is the Peugeot 508 GT which is priced at $46,263. It has become his go-to vehicle when moving
through places.
Besides Peugeot, he also owns expensive cars from the BMW brand. In his collection also
lies the BMW i8 which he won in one of his tournaments. Aside from those two, he has
also owned a Mercedes E 300 AMG worth $57,095 and a Chevrolet Suburban which costs $65,000.
Zverev had shown interest to buy an apartment in Monaco but had stated that he was not financially
strong enough to make the purchase. In the near future, he may very well drop a few million
to buy a bachelor pad for himself.
Social Media and Personal Life: The German player has a massive 1.2 million
followers on Instagram. Moreover, he has 335k followers on Facebook and nearly 101.7k on
Twitter as well. Alexander is also reportedly expecting a baby with his ex-girlfriend, Brenda
Patea. However, due to irreconcilable differences, she is not willing to share the custody of
the soon-to-be-born baby.
The 24-year-old has cited social media to be a bit of a distraction when it comes to
competing in major tournaments. He believes that while social media could act as a supporting
fan base, it can also become a pressure point with expectations and results. He currently
lives in Monte Carlo, Monaco and is fluent in speaking Russian, German and English. Apart
from tennis, he’s a fan of the Miami Heat in the NBA, and supports Bayern Munich in
the German Bundesliga.
A Good Sense of Humor: The 24-year old richly talented Zverev gets
annoyed on-court and is known to smash his racquet. But we have to pardon him considering
he's still so young. Zverev, however, knows how to humor his fans and the audience with
classy comments. In his post-match trophy presentation speech, Zverev poked fun at his
trainer Jez Green by pointing out his skinny physique. Nobody can actually see it, but
he did put on some muscle in the last few years.
Another incident comes to mind: At the French Open earlier where he made the quarter-finals
his best result in a Grand Slam till date, he was intrigued by a reporter's thick Yorkshire
accent. "Where are you from buddy? " he asked the journalist. When the journalist replied,
he responded by saying, "If they ever have a tournament there in the future, I'm definitely
coming just because of that accent.". His quick response left the rest of the journalists
in the press room in splits.
Playing Style: Zverev is an aggressive baseliner. He often
stands far back behind the baseline and aims to hit powerful groundstrokes either for winners
or to wear down his opponent. Although his height slows him down on the court, it also
adds to his reach and gives him the ability to get more balls back in play. Novak Djokovic
has commented that "he moves well for his height." Zverev can generate a lot of power
with both his backhand and forehand.
His backhand, in particular, is regarded as his strength and one of the best in the game.
Zverev uses a semi-open stance and employs a western grip when hitting forehands. He
has a continental-eastern grip on his backhand. He can also hit slice backhands that require
a low center of gravity, in spite of his height.
Net worth and Endorsements: Alexander Zverev’s net worth is $17 million.
The German tennis star has earned nearly $3.2 million in prize money alone for the calendar
year 2021. Moreover, he has earned over $23 million over the course of his career in prize
money. A considerable young talent with a lot of potential for the future, Zverev has
several endorsement deals. Head sponsors the rackets for the German athlete, while Adidas
provides his other sporting gear.
He, along with Rafael Nadal, is also the brand ambassador for Swiss luxury watchmaker, Richard
Mille. He’s also the face for Peugeot, a French automotive manufacturer. Moreover,
he also represents the Italian fashion brand, Z Zegna, and is an ambassador for the brand.
One of the most important moments in Zverev's career was probably when he approached Juan
Carlos Ferrero, tennis legend and a former number one, and asked him if he would like
to join his team. Ferrero was delighted, and accepted the offer right away. It remains
to be seen how far can Zverev go with the help of his new coach.
Domestic Violence Allegations: Sharypova was a budding tennis player from
Russia. She met Zverev in their early teens through the tour, but they only started dating
in September 2018. But domestic violence would start soon too. Sharypova later claimed that
after another fight during the 2019 US Open, Zverev threw her down “onto the bed, took
a pillow, and then sat on (her) face.” Eventually, she fled the hotel, barefoot, with just her
phone.
Sharypova added that after the German left the room, she injected herself with insulin
in a suicide attempt, which forced Zverev to seek an event official for help. Since
Sharypova went public – though not seeking to press charges because she “doesn’t
want anything from him” – Zverev has called her claims “unfounded” and “simply not
true.” Most players have maintained their silence and not openly commented on Zverev’s
case. Djokovic’s tweet came out in support of the German, and he also said in a press
conference that he’s there if Zverev “needs to talk.”
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