The first ex-GF (Olga Sharypova) who accused Zverev of domestic violence gave a detailed account that was corroborated by several witnesses AND she never sought to get any money nor did she want Zverev prosecuted. She just wanted her story to be told about how he treated her and the negative effects it had on her life. So when a second ex-GF tells the same story, it certainly isn't a good look for Zverev, especially when you see how menacing he has acted to officials on the tennis court. It will look even worse if a 3rd woman comes forward claiming domestic abuse. At a minimum, Zverev has a serious anger management problem which he should address and overcome.
Tsitispas and Zverev have the same Achilles heel. Both are shackled to their fathers, unable to divorce themselves. The motif of killing one’s father is not merely Oedipal but a deep part of individuation.
Good enough for being an absolute elite tennis player for years with millions of earnings... there's only ONE number one, not everyone will reach the top of a mountain in tennis!!!
@@hybrid11theory75but their case are similar, both have been n1 prospect at one point, both have been succesfull since young Age and showed competitive mentality, but both are stuck in a loop with their work behind scenes that it's not the most healthy it seems, the same that Ferrero said about Sasha has been said decently by the ex Tsitsipas trainer, that they don't commit fully to the sport, they're not kyrgios level of unprofessionamism ofc, but they are far from Alcaraz-sinner commitment
Off-court controversies aside, I think him and Tsitsipas need real coaches, family is not always a good thing in tennis, they sometimes can actually be detrimental. Other than that, I do have a lot of sympathy for his generation. All talented players but who had the misfortune to be contemporaries with the best players in history, Djokovic, Nadal, Federer and Murray. And after all that, when those guys are either retiring or dropping their level, they get the likes of Alcaraz and Sinner. I am a Medvedev fan but I've always wanted to see the 3 of them and Rublev (I know, I know, cue the QF curse comments incoming) win many Slams but at this stage it doesn't look good for them. Zverev and Medvedev need to get bolder, Tsitsipas doesn't seem like he cares much and Rublev needs some mental help.
Federer and Roddick have been won Masters 1000 titles without being broken. Federer in Cincinatti 2015 I believe is the most recent. It's definitely happened before
I am fascinated with this channel, it is a real analysis of the player, describing in a very constructive way. Thank you very much Noha,also thank you to the subscribers for the comments, I learn a lot participating in this chat🎾
Great vid. I would really like to see a deep analysis on Medvedev, how he was on the high in 2023 vs trophy-less 2024 (so far). I find him fascinating, and yet very human
I mean, 2023 was a weird year for him in the sense that he collected most of his points during the first half of the season, while it's usually otherwise. Thoughout most of Medvedev's career he's had a mediocre first half of the year and an amazing second half, and I wouldn't be surprised if we see that again this year.
First video of yours I’ve seen, and it is very good. Just subscribed. As a player, I think very highly of Sasha. I think he’s one of the best players in the world and has the potential to get to #1 every now and then if he starts winning slams, which in my view, if he can get over all of the times he’s come so close, but lose, he inevitably will eventually. As a human being, I disliked him long before I knew about the spousal/girlfriend abuse accusations because I saw him lose it to such an extent at umpires and others at these events. I have a feeling that the diabetes contributes to this too, because there’s no question it can impact your mood if your blood sugar is too high or too low. But at the end of the day, that still doesn’t excuse it. So, overall, regardless of what happened with the abuse case, I don’t like him much. But I do respect his game.
It’s fun to watch him play and he hits missiles on his serves and stokes, watching him in Miami vs dimitrov but it was mental, third favorite to watch, behind dimitrov and sinner.
Ultimately, anyone in his position will be subject to scrutiny, as are the remainder of the top players in both tours. Everyone is different, and I remember something that Andy Roddick said in an interview: imagine having a bad day at work, and cameras being there. His behaviour on court is at times indefensible, but not unheard of and isn’t anything we haven’t seen with other players, and can be interpreted as him showing his passion. I respect him as a consistently high level tennis player, and for what he has to deal with on a medical level. However, I feel uncomfortable supporting him because of these allegations. That isn’t me disbelieving the justice system, just from a morality standpoint for me that I can’t cheer for anyone with even a faint question mark around something like domestic violence, especially when it’s come from two women separately. I respect him for what he’s done on the court, but at a distance.
He seemingly wasnt far off in the RG final, but Alcaraz is just more clutch and a better finisher. I also thought his volleys were often weak and Carlos punished him. The thing with players like Carlos, Rafa, Nole etc is they find an extra gear to win. I feel Zverev, and indeed Sinner atm, kind of lack that atm.
He is such a problematic individual to be honest not his fan. But yeah I don’t think he can now go over the mental block of losing two grand slams final in the way he did.
He's still strong. When Djoker is gone, will there be a big 2 or 3 with Alcaraz, Sinner, and maybe Meddy? Will somebody else step in? Because if the ones at the top falter, he could get lucky.
@@nathanshlap I don’t know but it doesn’t have to be big 3. Currently Alacaraz and Sinner are above any other players and Djokovic doesn’t look like he will play for very long.
@@unishea1649 But even in the big three era, guys like Thiem and Wawrinka snuck some in. I don't think Alcaraz or Sinner have the health or mentality to sweep the grand slams
@@nathanshlap There obviously is a chance that he can get them. He definitely isn’t getting any younger. And honestly how strong Alacaraz and Sinner are mentally and physically we will come to know in 2-3 years. Don’t you think Medvedev is a better player than him even if you leave them both?
Totally needs to grow beyond his father. Watching him sometimes feels like watching a junior match. The constant appeals to his stand. He's not alone, of course. A trend I wish would end.
@@tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten Zverev hasn’t won anything? Uh, I believe he’s got a lot of accomplishments with the exception of slams. More than any other player on the tour right now. He definitely has a bump to get over in the slams department, but don’t make out like “hasn’t won anything”. In fact, he was beating top five players in Masters events and ATP Finals and the Olympics before on court coaching was allowed. Come down off your high horse. What if Alcaraz doesn’t want to be your bf anymore? Then, what are you gonna do?
The biggest issue for me throughout the whole ordeal is that Zverev has not once condemned DV in any way. He could certainly have maintained his claim of innocence while also denouncing abuse and treating it as a serious issue.
@@chuckfriebe843 Condemning domestic violence isn't turning someone into a politician or asking them to be one - it's about having a moral obligation to speak up against any kind of violence. Sasha is an athlete people and kids look up to for his success, mental toughness (questionable), and inspiration he gives off the court (incredibly questionable).
Gotta say, it's alarming how tennis fans use the situation to make cheap jokes about abuse (any reference with hitting, choking, ...). And it's alarming that so few people value the principal of innocent until proven guilty. That's like one of the most fundamental backbones of a society. Imagine ruining someones life for a cheap joke on the off-chance that you are wrong. Also, so many people got the "dropping the case/settlement" part wrong. Zverev didn't settle in the sense that he paid Patea money (she didn't get any). Patea wanted the charges dropped after day 3 of trials after evidence against her was brought up, to keep face. It's normal in Germany that the one initiating the trial (Zverev) has to pay some money to the court to compensate the public for not having a verdict. All charges are dropped, including the initial penal order, meaning he's officially innocent and can't be prosecuted for this alleged crime ever again. I'm all for believing alleged victims when they first come out, but when it turns out there's nothing to their story, you should refrain from calling people abuser. And no, smahsing your racket doesn't make you an abuser. It's mad how people jump to that conclusion.
That's what I said above. If Djokovic hits a lines person in the face with the ball, which he did, does that make him a domestic abuser? Of course not! These people are typical today's social justice warriors. They want to convict people in the court of public opinion.
Personally, his terrible behavior towards umpires, players or staff in general is what made me dislike this player. I also find him pretty boring to watch. He litterally has one game plan and has 0 variety to his game...
@@romaintagliaferro3189Actually its you who doesn't understand the settlement. The case was dropped by the prosecution due to a lack of evidence and Zverev had to pay court costs since he was the one who decided to go to trial to clear his name. The woman got no money and Zverev's been determined to be not guilty. No court will declare innocence and we have a system of being innocent until proven guilty so he's effectively innocent.
@@romaintagliaferro3189 The evidence is pretty overwhelming and it was clear an agreement was reached to save face for both parties.(Although one was from the perspective of a battered woman)
I agree that his playing style is boring and he obviously had his scandal destroying his racket on the umpires chair. But I honestly feel like he’s always a great sportsman and definitely treats his staff and fellow players great or definitely not worse than any other tour player
As a player, he's great, but chokes in slams. As a person, you gotta admire his doggedness (pro athlete with diabetes, coming back from career threatening injuries, etc.), but he definitely has demons.
He needs that Sabalenka mental turnaround. She mirrored Zverev in many ways but turned it around quicker. Zverev shows progress in 24 still as frustrating moments as ever if you follow his career.
honestly - she seems to be regressing, these days the ebst she can do is 500 event and goes out to less accomplished players in slams but then beats Iga
On the note about winning tournaments without being broken, I think Fed did so at Cinci in 2012 and maybe a few more M1000s, but on clay that's titanic
I think that's a fair treatment of his legal case. Appreciate you looking at all the sides of the issue. I'm no Zverev fan (don't like his game or his attitude), but he is definitely innocent until proven guilty. Suspending a player for mere allegations sets a very bad precedent.
@@JameSongMaker That's not how it works. The spokesperson said that we don't know what happend. But: Patea withdrew all charges after day 3 of trials because evidence against her was brought up. With this, all allegations against Zverev, including the penal order that started the trial, are annihilated. He can't ever again be prosecuted for this alleged crime, and thus being presumed innocent and should be treated as such.
He hang dogged the match away with Alcaraz at the French. No fire, no killer instinct. And you are right about his front running ability. It's terrible. I was such a fan and very proud of his recovery after the fall against Rafa. But after watching the match against Alcaraz in the final of the French, I have changed my tune and my being a fan again is in great jeopardy.
I have diabetes type1, i also got it when 3yo... Apparently mumps vaccine are no good, just saying... Just because he has that I think he deserves a GS, it's heroic to play at that level being diabetic type1, really it's a very disturbing disease.
Glad to hear case closed . Not convinced of what happened but for their child.. it’s important to have respect and involvement of both parents. Hope we can all move on. Sasha has overcome lots of problems… wishing him all the best.
Wasn’t Zverev never even found innocent in his domestic abuse case? He settled it outside of court and paid like 200,000 in fines. I remember people stating that he did it to avoid the verdict and so it would keep Olya and their son out of the spotlight. If he was truly innocent wouldn’t he go through with it to prove that he is innocent?
First of, what he has to deal with in his personal life is his personal life. Respect some privacy. Second, you should get your facts checked bc what you're assuming is totally wrong and out of context. If you would've actually investigated this case with care you would've known that Zverev hasn't paid any money to this girl, it was paid for a good cause to close the case... both parties have agreed to close the case in a respectful manner out of court. END!
@@hybrid11theory75 well that’s why I asked it as a question because I admittedly don’t know the entire full story outside of a New York Times article. 1. First of all Domestic abuse is a serious case and if he was found guilty he should have been held accountable for it both by the ATP and by the general public 2. His ex girlfriend stated from the get go that she didn’t want to take all of his money or even have him convicted of anything, just wanted to make sure that she was heard. Ofc you can argue why it was even taken to court in the first place but I think the answer to that would be to prove that she actually had evidence and she wasn’t just trying to ruin his life. That makes sense why it was settled out of court anyway instead of waiting for a verdict. Oh and I also started that he was simply fined 200,000 euros, I didn’t even state whom too because I wasn’t exactly sure.
@@rundlet1658 It's still his private life. Respect it! You guys are more interested in such stories than his actual tennis career, that's obscure. This girl from Russia was butthurt bc Zverev simply quit the relationship. Gold digger is around every corner and in such cases they need to learn a lesson... otherwise they try it on the next guy!!
Wrong! He was supposed to pay a fine and appealed the decision and chose to go to trial. In the court of law, the plaintiff dropped the case because they couldn't produce evidence to convict him. The case was dropped because of that. He paid court fees.
@@rundlet1658 Patea withdrew all charges after day 3 of the trials because evidence against her was brought up. She asked for the trial to be stopped. She didn't receive any money, the money goes to court, which is normal in Germany because Zverev was the one who initiated the trial. He could have gone through with the trial and wouldn't have had to pay anything, but didn't do so in favor of their child. 200.000 Euro isn't really much for him, seeing that his price money this year alone is 4.5 Mio. already. He's innocent in the sense that he's not convicted and in fact can't ever again be trialed for this alleged offense, so he is assumed innocent and should be treated as such.
Olga's allegations (which are corroborated by multiple witnesses) are extremely damning. For me, it's impossible to support someone on court who is a monster behind the scenes.
@@littleaussie967 Yes, I read the same thing that on a Russian tv similar to the Bachelor, show she recently said she was as much to blame for their arguments and never mentioned violence. I addition she said he was her one true love and has not been able to find love after him.
Zverev's problems are purely mental. Blaming the holes or lack of evolution in his game would make sense if he was already winning slams and got 'figured out' or if he stopped winning titles outside slams for the same reason. Well it is only up to him, goodluck to him tho. He was great to watch in the early 2020s.
Why would that only make sense if he already started winning slams and got figured out? If you're never even winning slams in the first place wouldn't that be better evidence that the holes in his game are at fault? There are many players who are incapable of winning a slam (or even becoming a top 5 player) because they have holes in their game, just look at Rublev. Sinner is also a good example, because he used to be very similar to Rublev, but now that he has evolved his game and fixed the holes he's the best player in the world.
@@tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten another example is Osaka, her power and serve work so beautifully on hard courts. yet she doesnt win on grass or clay because the bounce of the ball is not the same. to win on those surfaces players need movement, slices, dropshots, netplay. skills which she doesnt not have. Osaka sticks to the baseline and overpowers opponents. even at her best mentally she will not do well on clay and grass she would need to change her game.
The presumption of innocence is one of the most basic principles by which modern society operates. A person is innocent until proven otherwise, I am truly surprised how few people understand this. And I tend to trust the German judicial system
Doesn't mean that a person can't be guilty when there's no evidence. They can't be penalized on any ground, but they can still be guilty of a crime. Just saying.
@@dominoe1922 You're the one misunderstanding. You contradict yourself by saying it's not a verdict of innocence. Ofc its not a verdict but it is an assumption. I am suspicious of him too but what happens if he truly is innocent?
1st of all the German legal system is one of the best in the world and most certainly better than the US‘. Secondly, what would need to happen for y’all to consider him innocent now? I mean his ex is not gonna release a video where she reveals that the story was all made. Innocent until proven guilty and there was not a single piece of evidence that would prove him guilty
NOT sure Zverev is innocent or guilty. if Court, a Law-Body says he is innocent then there is NOT much we comment. I saw few photos in internet dark mark on his neck, black patch on her eyes, Zverev dad rough-handling her. Who knows what's happening in there personal life between the walls.
I still think there isn’t anyone that wants to play Zverev he poses a threat to everyone he’s beaten everyone which maybe only Carlos and sinner can say.
I am sorry but as Person from germany who does study law here you should probably Think about the last Part and wether you wanna keep that stuff in. While you did try to explain the German court system it is a fact that if the case is dropped and you didn’t receive an official sentence stating you are guilty or you admitted to it then you are officially innocent. Saying that he is not officially innocent may even result in charges against as it would be a case of so called bad speech which is indeed punishable in Germany. So yeah Sasha is indeed officially innocent. The settlement payments are his cause he went to court und settled with the opposition during the trial. If they agreed that it’s his to take then it is what is, but it won’t change the fact that he is officially innocent!
@@phyotennis7462 this isnt Big 3 era where those guys were miles ahead of everyone. Every little separates top players today. hence Sasha beat Carlos in AO - lost in 5 sets, lost to Medvedev in 5 sets. Stick to facts and not hypothetical situations - a guy who made a semi and a final in back to back slams isnt a dark horse.
@@deusexmachina9776 nah🤭🤭🤭 you have too much of a high hope for him. Zerev is a great player but unable to perform when it matters. 2 GS Finals in 10 years of professional career. Look at Sinnner, Mev, Alcaraz already GS winners with more Final appearances than Zerev even Rudd got more finals. Zerev remind me of Thomas Berdych but less likeable and more arrogant. 😩
What is more important is that every media news should mention the concept of justice across the world...sacha must be allowed to speak that he is innocent...that is his freedom of speech ..and no one in the world has right to defame zevrev in media ..zevrev has all the legal grounds to file defamation case against anyone who will accuse him for bad conduct in personal life ncluding ATP because no court in the world has found him guilty..zevrev is innocent until proven guilty...
I like Sasha a lot - enjoyable to watch, and aside from Medvedev, he's my favorite among the top players. I hope he can make those adjustments you mentioned and continue making Slam finals. As for the allegations, I believe he's NOT GUILTY.
Since 2000, only three players have won their first major after age 26, Ivanisevic (29), Wrawinka (28), and Thiem (27). And it's gotten increasingly younger. I think his time has past, he should have won the French two years ago at 25 but fate dealt him a bad hand.
2024 so far: HARD: United Cup - WIN Australian Open - SF Los Cabos - SF Acapulco - 32R (first bad result) Indian Wells - QF (Alcaraz - Winner) Miami - SF (Dimitrov) CLAY: Monte-Carlo (to Tsitsi - Winner) Munich - QF (very cold conditions - almost snow on clay) Madrid - R16 (cerundulo) Rome - WIN Roland Garros - FINAL (very tough draw) GRASS: Halle - SF (tbc)
he’s been accused of DA by two different girlfriends and literally shows it on court like in Acapulco 2022. Not even mentioning how he just settled in court with his latest victim. VERY sus indeed to say the least
@@oscartracey5364he didn't settle with the victim, her case was dropped because she lacked evidence and was caught lying on the stand, then stopped showing up to court. She received no money, the settlement you're thinking of is the court costs that Zverev had to pay since he was the one who took this to trial. Don't talk about cases you know nothing about.
@@oscartracey5364he didn't settle with the vicitm, she received no money and her case was dropped due to lack of evidence, being caught lying on the stand and not showing up to court.
@@oscartracey5364 He didn't settle with his "victim", Patea wanted all charges dropped to keep face because evidence against her was brought up. No victim. He's innocent. Some women lie, get over it.
He is a bit too high , same as Medvedev . Carlos is small , Sinner is also a bit tall - only perfect "crafted " tennis player is Novak . With natural muscles , not too tall , not too short , elastic , speed , normal power and extra stamina . Djokovic body with mental strength , practise , diet , stop many injuries throughout career . Zverev must start to winning Slams .
Sascha should have been next Federer marketing wise with the way he speaks, looks and etc. With his career start, Big 3 support, it was no brainer back then. Funny enough, all those baseless allegations came out when he dropped his agent. Yet, he is T1D Olympic Champion and still standing tall! More to come!
13:11 you seriously forgot to mark the important sentence my man. It says „Alexander Zverev is considered innocent“, lower on the page. That is how the judicial system works and that is what he meant when he said that he is innocent. Disingenuous of you to mark only the top sentence.
he settled. there was no veredict. therefore he wasnt decared guilty, but he was not declared innocent either. Dont lie. Also you can cleqrly see that those paragraphs were written by his lawyers and is not a legal doc. DONT LIE
@@jaimed.9154 that’s the definition of innocent, not only in the german judicial system, but also in any other western judicial system. He was neither found „guilty“ nor „not guilty“, which makes him innocent. It’s called presumption of innocence. That’s why that sentence is written in the paper. Get your vocabulary together
@@ramonschmidt6661 nope. Presumption of innocence is the default state any person gets so that the burden of proof lies on the prosecution. It does not mean that someone who settles a case is automatically innocent. DONT LIE. petty idiot
They all talk about themselves! They have to. Tennis journalists and blowhards want them to do that; it’s demanded of them in every single interview on court, after a match, press conferences, print and online interviews.
People give zvereve to much hate when there are many other players who do worse. Zvereve will always be my favorite player and will always be the atp golden boy
He is the real victim in this shitshow!!! At the end his exgirlfriend could extract some millions from him. Smart Golddiggamove! Nowadays a man is hopeless once there is such an allegation. Whether it is true or not. By the way, (in the Western world there is more violence towards men in a relationship) most of them never defend themself since they know what happens if.... so hard times to be a man in a relationship nowadays
I just don't like Zverev's game. As you said, he's passive and doesn't take risks; he's a glorified pusher. But my main critique is this: Alexander Zverev is one of the most boring players on tour. I avoid his matches because his style makes his opponents boring, too. I literally can't remember a match involving Zverev that was interesting. He's a black hole for inspiration. (I'm going to skip over the domestic abuse allegations because I have almost no faith in western legal system to justly address this issue. Rich men routinely escape consequences.)
Thanks, the us open final vs thiem it's a proof of that, theres something on his game that it's effective for sure, but annoying and boring to watch, specially his fh, and not a Big fan of his old man grunt either
Im not gonna get into his DV case because it’s not that related to tennis, but on court, he’s a weird one. He just doesn’t get the job done in the grand slams, yet we see in other tournaments that he’s good.
Amazing video. I don't like Zverev, but he dies not have to be proven innocent. He is innocent until proven guilty. The fact that she did not receive anything and he got joint custody speaks volume. Leave the guy alone. ATP is not a court of justice, they should not do anything about it. Finally, former girlfriends of pro athletes have huge incentive to accuse like this. Not saying she lied, but it is clearly a possibility
I have been saying this since that us open 2020 but for me zverev will never win a slam ! I know as explained in this very good video that he has improved a lot ( serve especially ) but under huge pressure he always fails to win ! he doesnt have that killer instinct ! like he is too passive when he is stress and never never wins those tight matches in late stages of slams!
I'll tell you what he didn't do. He didn't hit a lines person in the face with a tennis ball and get defaulted from a Grand Slam event. Let's see, who did that? So, if Djokovic did that, he must be a domestic abuser as well, if I understand all the comments on here correctly, right? One thing does not prove another thing, unless there is SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE in a court of law. That's why we have a legal system.
It seems that no one likes Zverev I don't like the way he plays he doesn't have much He's an excellent player as a continuity but with Sinner and Cheraz I doubt he's going to get something big
I found the allegations extremely credible and I think he’s a menace. His arrogance is grotesque. The fact he said he never wanted to hear about the charges again because he’d been exonerated in Berlin when he hadn’t been, at all, sort of suggests he’s hoping no one will do a deep dive into the German legal system which is what I was hoping this video would be. Sporting bodies need to police the behaviour of star athletes and tennis has failed spectacularly in this regard.
you are so funny.... 2024 so far: United Cup - WIN Australian Open - SF Los Cabos - SF Acapulco - 32R (first bad result) Indian Wells - QF (Alcaraz - Winnder) Miami - SF (Dimitrov) Monte-Carlo (to Tsitsi - Winner) Munich - QF (very cold conditions - almost snow on clay) Madrid - R16 (cerundulo) Rome - WIN Roland Garros - FINAL (very tough draw)
@@fred3r1k Tournament 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 Australian Open A Q1 1R 3R 3R 4R SF QF 4R 2R SF 0 / 9 25-9 74% French Open A Q2 3R 1R QF QF 4R SF SF SF F 0 / 9 34-9 79% Wimbledon A 2R 3R 4R 3R 1R NH 4R A 3R 0 / 7 13-7 65% US Open Q2 1R 2R 2R 3R 4R F SF A QF Sorry that it's skewed as it doesn't copy and paste perfectly. But reading left to right, you can see how he's done in each tournament starting in 2014, he's played for 10 years. I see 2 finals, US Open 2020 where he threw away a 2-0 set lead to Dominic Thiem (let me guess, it was the because of a bad call by the umpire excuse). And as we know he lost to Alcaraz at the French Open being up 2 sets to 1. So that would be why, as I go by his results in the slams as we are talking about whether he can win a slam. It really doesn't matter how he does in the other tournaments that are all out of 3 sets. But if we do look at the results you put down for this year, I have to say that I love the excuses about it being a very tough draw, or my absolute favorite was very cold conditions (as if no one else was affected by these conditions. And yes this years results have been quite good, but far from exceptional. But again, when making a prediction on whether or not he can win a slam title, the only tournaments that matter are in fact the slam tournaments
@@fred3r1k ok, I'm not sure where my response to you went, so am going to post it again Tournament 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 Australian Open A Q1 1R 3R 3R 4R SF QF 4R 2R SF French Open A Q2 3R 1R QF QF 4R SF SF SF F Wimbledon A 2R 3R 4R 3R 1R NH 4R A 3R US Open Q2 1R 2R 2R 3R 4R F SF A QF Unfortunately, the years are skewed and don't line up, but you can read left to right to see the place that he got each tournament from 2014 to 2024. I see two finals out of all those times. The one we just saw with Alcaraz where he was up 2 sets to 1. And then he was up 2 sets to nothing and blew that to Dominic Thiem at the 2020 US open (let me guess the referee made him lose the match excuse). So maybe the better way of putting it is that he folds under pressure. Now you present what he's done this year. The first problem is that we are talking about whether or not he can win a slam, and therefore the only matches that truly matter are the slam ones as they are the best of 5 sets. Even if we were to look at this years results they are very good but they aren't exceptional. I think the real funny thing are your excuses stating that it was a very tough draw, but my favorite excuse was where you listed very cold conditions. Um isn't the opponent also dealing with this very cold condition, or is Zverev wearing an ice pack during the match. In the end, one just needs to look at his record in the slams. Though admirable that he's made multiple SF's, going by results and the fact that he folds under pressure, I honestly don't think he'll ever win a slam. Doesn't mean I'm right, we won't know that until he retires, but I don't see it happening
He was born and raised in Germany, Hamburg I believe. So he is German and considers himself German. But both his parents are Russian. His older brother was born in Russia and came to Germany as a young kid.
Innocent until proven guilty. We don’t know if it’s true or not. The law is innocent until proven guilty. Not guilty cos I don’t like the things he does on a tennis court so he’s probably guilty.
No matter what the context...
Alexander Zverev always finds a way to; "Put myself in there."
I wonder how this comment still receives so many likes. Baffling. The same comment has been seen on Saschas youtube videos for 5 years now.
@@peterhammer6915 It is played out and corny.
not in a slam though
The first ex-GF (Olga Sharypova) who accused Zverev of domestic violence gave a detailed account that was corroborated by several witnesses AND she never sought to get any money nor did she want Zverev prosecuted. She just wanted her story to be told about how he treated her and the negative effects it had on her life. So when a second ex-GF tells the same story, it certainly isn't a good look for Zverev, especially when you see how menacing he has acted to officials on the tennis court. It will look even worse if a 3rd woman comes forward claiming domestic abuse. At a minimum, Zverev has a serious anger management problem which he should address and overcome.
He just should be in jail
@@jehaustin you win and all is forgotten. Look at Kobe Bryant
lol. talk to me when he is found guilty of a crime
allegations mean as much as your youtube comment: nothing
Excellent comment
He's still not guilty because there's not enough proof not a good look for you Leon
Tsitispas and Zverev have the same Achilles heel. Both are shackled to their fathers, unable to divorce themselves.
The motif of killing one’s father is not merely Oedipal but a deep part of individuation.
I do agree with this. Somebody like Becker could push Sascha over the line to win a Slam.
Spot on
Good enough for being an absolute elite tennis player for years with millions of earnings... there's only ONE number one, not everyone will reach the top of a mountain in tennis!!!
@@hybrid11theory75but their case are similar, both have been n1 prospect at one point, both have been succesfull since young Age and showed competitive mentality, but both are stuck in a loop with their work behind scenes that it's not the most healthy it seems, the same that Ferrero said about Sasha has been said decently by the ex Tsitsipas trainer, that they don't commit fully to the sport, they're not kyrgios level of unprofessionamism ofc, but they are far from Alcaraz-sinner commitment
I hope the trial for Zverev could start already and we can see if he's guilty or not. Something is not right obviously, why is it taking so long!!!!
Off-court controversies aside, I think him and Tsitsipas need real coaches, family is not always a good thing in tennis, they sometimes can actually be detrimental. Other than that, I do have a lot of sympathy for his generation. All talented players but who had the misfortune to be contemporaries with the best players in history, Djokovic, Nadal, Federer and Murray. And after all that, when those guys are either retiring or dropping their level, they get the likes of Alcaraz and Sinner. I am a Medvedev fan but I've always wanted to see the 3 of them and Rublev (I know, I know, cue the QF curse comments incoming) win many Slams but at this stage it doesn't look good for them. Zverev and Medvedev need to get bolder, Tsitsipas doesn't seem like he cares much and Rublev needs some mental help.
@@PlayAllGamer2022 That's the thinking that kills your career, Halep did the same mistake.
@@MMerlyn91Which mistake?
Federer and Roddick have been won Masters 1000 titles without being broken. Federer in Cincinatti 2015 I believe is the most recent. It's definitely happened before
I am fascinated with this channel, it is a real analysis of the player, describing in a very constructive way.
Thank you very much Noha,also thank you to the subscribers for the comments, I learn a lot participating in this chat🎾
Great vid. I would really like to see a deep analysis on Medvedev, how he was on the high in 2023 vs trophy-less 2024 (so far). I find him fascinating, and yet very human
I mean, 2023 was a weird year for him in the sense that he collected most of his points during the first half of the season, while it's usually otherwise. Thoughout most of Medvedev's career he's had a mediocre first half of the year and an amazing second half, and I wouldn't be surprised if we see that again this year.
" I got a B in high school physics and I make myself look like a scientist." The perfect words.🤣🤣
First video of yours I’ve seen, and it is very good. Just subscribed. As a player, I think very highly of Sasha. I think he’s one of the best players in the world and has the potential to get to #1 every now and then if he starts winning slams, which in my view, if he can get over all of the times he’s come so close, but lose, he inevitably will eventually. As a human being, I disliked him long before I knew about the spousal/girlfriend abuse accusations because I saw him lose it to such an extent at umpires and others at these events. I have a feeling that the diabetes contributes to this too, because there’s no question it can impact your mood if your blood sugar is too high or too low. But at the end of the day, that still doesn’t excuse it. So, overall, regardless of what happened with the abuse case, I don’t like him much. But I do respect his game.
Chokes on and off the court.
😂
oof
@sop1311
Exactly!
Ouch lol 😛
😂😂💀
Incredibly thorough video, thank you!
It’s fun to watch him play and he hits missiles on his serves and stokes, watching him in Miami vs dimitrov but it was mental, third favorite to watch, behind dimitrov and sinner.
Good video man very well handled
Ultimately, anyone in his position will be subject to scrutiny, as are the remainder of the top players in both tours. Everyone is different, and I remember something that Andy Roddick said in an interview: imagine having a bad day at work, and cameras being there. His behaviour on court is at times indefensible, but not unheard of and isn’t anything we haven’t seen with other players, and can be interpreted as him showing his passion. I respect him as a consistently high level tennis player, and for what he has to deal with on a medical level. However, I feel uncomfortable supporting him because of these allegations. That isn’t me disbelieving the justice system, just from a morality standpoint for me that I can’t cheer for anyone with even a faint question mark around something like domestic violence, especially when it’s come from two women separately. I respect him for what he’s done on the court, but at a distance.
I appreciate how you have clearly worded your thoughts. I agree and disagree with your opinion, but the way you have written them is very good.
He seemingly wasnt far off in the RG final, but Alcaraz is just more clutch and a better finisher. I also thought his volleys were often weak and Carlos punished him. The thing with players like Carlos, Rafa, Nole etc is they find an extra gear to win. I feel Zverev, and indeed Sinner atm, kind of lack that atm.
He is such a problematic individual to be honest not his fan.
But yeah I don’t think he can now go over the mental block of losing two grand slams final in the way he did.
He's still strong. When Djoker is gone, will there be a big 2 or 3 with Alcaraz, Sinner, and maybe Meddy? Will somebody else step in? Because if the ones at the top falter, he could get lucky.
@@nathanshlap I don’t know but it doesn’t have to be big 3. Currently Alacaraz and Sinner are above any other players and Djokovic doesn’t look like he will play for very long.
@@unishea1649 But even in the big three era, guys like Thiem and Wawrinka snuck some in. I don't think Alcaraz or Sinner have the health or mentality to sweep the grand slams
@@nathanshlap There obviously is a chance that he can get them. He definitely isn’t getting any younger. And honestly how strong Alacaraz and Sinner are mentally and physically we will come to know in 2-3 years. Don’t you think Medvedev is a better player than him even if you leave them both?
@@unishea1649 Yes Meddy is better, but he's unproven on grass and a nonfactor on clay
Totally needs to grow beyond his father. Watching him sometimes feels like watching a junior match. The constant appeals to his stand. He's not alone, of course. A trend I wish would end.
So interesting how it’s the exact same issue with Tsitispas
He and Tsitsipas would probably play better in tougher matches if their dads didn't coach them.
Oh, you mean like Alcaraz, who lost to Zverev because his coach wasn't at the Australian Open?
@@chuckfriebe843Yes but Alcaraz is actually winning because his coach is not his father.
@@tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten Zverev hasn’t won anything? Uh, I believe he’s got a lot of accomplishments with the exception of slams. More than any other player on the tour right now. He definitely has a bump to get over in the slams department, but don’t make out like “hasn’t won anything”. In fact, he was beating top five players in Masters events and ATP Finals and the Olympics before on court coaching was allowed. Come down off your high horse. What if Alcaraz doesn’t want to be your bf anymore? Then, what are you gonna do?
The biggest issue for me throughout the whole ordeal is that Zverev has not once condemned DV in any way. He could certainly have maintained his claim of innocence while also denouncing abuse and treating it as a serious issue.
He's a tennis player, not a politician.
@@chuckfriebe843 why don’t people get this! Is every single person in the public eye obliged to be PC?
@@chuckfriebe843 Condemning domestic violence isn't turning someone into a politician or asking them to be one - it's about having a moral obligation to speak up against any kind of violence. Sasha is an athlete people and kids look up to for his success, mental toughness (questionable), and inspiration he gives off the court (incredibly questionable).
@@mvdqp So, all the players should do it?
Dunno, wouldn't that just look hypocritical? Like at least he's not being a hypocrite.
Gotta say, it's alarming how tennis fans use the situation to make cheap jokes about abuse (any reference with hitting, choking, ...). And it's alarming that so few people value the principal of innocent until proven guilty. That's like one of the most fundamental backbones of a society. Imagine ruining someones life for a cheap joke on the off-chance that you are wrong. Also, so many people got the "dropping the case/settlement" part wrong. Zverev didn't settle in the sense that he paid Patea money (she didn't get any). Patea wanted the charges dropped after day 3 of trials after evidence against her was brought up, to keep face. It's normal in Germany that the one initiating the trial (Zverev) has to pay some money to the court to compensate the public for not having a verdict. All charges are dropped, including the initial penal order, meaning he's officially innocent and can't be prosecuted for this alleged crime ever again. I'm all for believing alleged victims when they first come out, but when it turns out there's nothing to their story, you should refrain from calling people abuser. And no, smahsing your racket doesn't make you an abuser. It's mad how people jump to that conclusion.
Great comment, amen.
Thank you for having common sense.
That's what I said above. If Djokovic hits a lines person in the face with the ball, which he did, does that make him a domestic abuser? Of course not! These people are typical today's social justice warriors. They want to convict people in the court of public opinion.
Personally, his terrible behavior towards umpires, players or staff in general is what made me dislike this player.
I also find him pretty boring to watch. He litterally has one game plan and has 0 variety to his game...
Yeah he does not like the Roman empire
and toward his girlfriends and mother of his child apparently
@@romaintagliaferro3189Actually its you who doesn't understand the settlement. The case was dropped by the prosecution due to a lack of evidence and Zverev had to pay court costs since he was the one who decided to go to trial to clear his name. The woman got no money and Zverev's been determined to be not guilty. No court will declare innocence and we have a system of being innocent until proven guilty so he's effectively innocent.
@@romaintagliaferro3189 The evidence is pretty overwhelming and it was clear an agreement was reached to save face for both parties.(Although one was from the perspective of a battered woman)
I agree that his playing style is boring and he obviously had his scandal destroying his racket on the umpires chair.
But I honestly feel like he’s always a great sportsman and definitely treats his staff and fellow players great or definitely not worse than any other tour player
As a player, he's great, but chokes in slams. As a person, you gotta admire his doggedness (pro athlete with diabetes, coming back from career threatening injuries, etc.), but he definitely has demons.
He was chocking back then, but i dont see him doing that anymore
He needs that Sabalenka mental turnaround. She mirrored Zverev in many ways but turned it around quicker. Zverev shows progress in 24 still as frustrating moments as ever if you follow his career.
Please make a video about Elena Rybakina🙏🏻
honestly - she seems to be regressing, these days the ebst she can do is 500 event and goes out to less accomplished players in slams but then beats Iga
On the note about winning tournaments without being broken, I think Fed did so at Cinci in 2012 and maybe a few more M1000s, but on clay that's titanic
He is going to improve his game to become more competitive at the top. His day is coming.
I think so too.
@@Courtside_Tennis Can you also make a video on Paula Badosa?
His attitude and demeanor has changed for the better since his ankle injury.
Great analysis of Sascha. Everything on point imho.
Thank you! Glad you liked it.
I think that's a fair treatment of his legal case. Appreciate you looking at all the sides of the issue.
I'm no Zverev fan (don't like his game or his attitude), but he is definitely innocent until proven guilty. Suspending a player for mere allegations sets a very bad precedent.
If the allegations are bad enough, then it's justified. He's also not considered innocent, according to what the court spokesperson said.
@@JameSongMakerhe is bro he has no more accusations on his name
@@JameSongMaker Link?
@@JameSongMaker That's not how it works. The spokesperson said that we don't know what happend. But: Patea withdrew all charges after day 3 of trials because evidence against her was brought up. With this, all allegations against Zverev, including the penal order that started the trial, are annihilated. He can't ever again be prosecuted for this alleged crime, and thus being presumed innocent and should be treated as such.
Kudos for acknowledging that we simply don't know whether he's guilty. Admitting ignorance is decidedly unfashionable but much needed.
sascha has a lot more holes in his game than people think he does lol
He hang dogged the match away with Alcaraz at the French. No fire, no killer instinct. And you are right about his front running ability. It's terrible. I was such a fan and very proud of his recovery after the fall against Rafa. But after watching the match against Alcaraz in the final of the French, I have changed my tune and my being a fan again is in great jeopardy.
I have diabetes type1, i also got it when 3yo... Apparently mumps vaccine are no good, just saying... Just because he has that I think he deserves a GS, it's heroic to play at that level being diabetic type1, really it's a very disturbing disease.
I find it incredible that someone can play at that level with Diabetes 1.
Learn about guga kuerten or Sampras, wayy more impressive being n1 and gs champions with their conditions than zverev
@@diegosotomiranda4107 Kuertens and Petes handicap not even close to Diabetes1
Glad to hear case closed . Not convinced of what happened but for their child.. it’s important to have respect and involvement of both parents. Hope we can all move on. Sasha has overcome lots of problems… wishing him all the best.
What would convince you?
Wasn’t Zverev never even found innocent in his domestic abuse case? He settled it outside of court and paid like 200,000 in fines. I remember people stating that he did it to avoid the verdict and so it would keep Olya and their son out of the spotlight. If he was truly innocent wouldn’t he go through with it to prove that he is innocent?
First of, what he has to deal with in his personal life is his personal life. Respect some privacy. Second, you should get your facts checked bc what you're assuming is totally wrong and out of context. If you would've actually investigated this case with care you would've known that Zverev hasn't paid any money to this girl, it was paid for a good cause to close the case... both parties have agreed to close the case in a respectful manner out of court. END!
@@hybrid11theory75 well that’s why I asked it as a question because I admittedly don’t know the entire full story outside of a New York Times article.
1. First of all Domestic abuse is a serious case and if he was found guilty he should have been held accountable for it both by the ATP and by the general public
2. His ex girlfriend stated from the get go that she didn’t want to take all of his money or even have him convicted of anything, just wanted to make sure that she was heard. Ofc you can argue why it was even taken to court in the first place but I think the answer to that would be to prove that she actually had evidence and she wasn’t just trying to ruin his life. That makes sense why it was settled out of court anyway instead of waiting for a verdict.
Oh and I also started that he was simply fined 200,000 euros, I didn’t even state whom too because I wasn’t exactly sure.
@@rundlet1658 It's still his private life. Respect it! You guys are more interested in such stories than his actual tennis career, that's obscure.
This girl from Russia was butthurt bc Zverev simply quit the relationship. Gold digger is around every corner and in such cases they need to learn a lesson... otherwise they try it on the next guy!!
Wrong! He was supposed to pay a fine and appealed the decision and chose to go to trial. In the court of law, the plaintiff dropped the case because they couldn't produce evidence to convict him. The case was dropped because of that. He paid court fees.
@@rundlet1658 Patea withdrew all charges after day 3 of the trials because evidence against her was brought up. She asked for the trial to be stopped. She didn't receive any money, the money goes to court, which is normal in Germany because Zverev was the one who initiated the trial. He could have gone through with the trial and wouldn't have had to pay anything, but didn't do so in favor of their child. 200.000 Euro isn't really much for him, seeing that his price money this year alone is 4.5 Mio. already. He's innocent in the sense that he's not convicted and in fact can't ever again be trialed for this alleged offense, so he is assumed innocent and should be treated as such.
Olga's allegations (which are corroborated by multiple witnesses) are extremely damning. For me, it's impossible to support someone on court who is a monster behind the scenes.
So, who were the witnesses? Friends of Olga perhaps?
Allegations are as legit as your comment...
@@malekat8539 You’re correct! The “allegations” were legit. Simply allegations. That’s all.
She recently gave an interview retrieving her allegations. Unnoticed because it didn't fit in medias narrative
@@littleaussie967 Yes, I read the same thing that on a Russian tv similar to the Bachelor, show she recently said she was as much to blame for their arguments and never mentioned violence. I addition she said he was her one true love and has not been able to find love after him.
Zverev's problems are purely mental. Blaming the holes or lack of evolution in his game would make sense if he was already winning slams and got 'figured out' or if he stopped winning titles outside slams for the same reason. Well it is only up to him, goodluck to him tho. He was great to watch in the early 2020s.
no theyre not. he's a glorified servebot with little versatility to his game.
@@sv-bd5em that is still enough to win a slam, was enough to get him this far
@@sv-bd5emYou clueless fans will name any decent server as "servebot" nowadays
Why would that only make sense if he already started winning slams and got figured out?
If you're never even winning slams in the first place wouldn't that be better evidence that the holes in his game are at fault?
There are many players who are incapable of winning a slam (or even becoming a top 5 player) because they have holes in their game, just look at Rublev.
Sinner is also a good example, because he used to be very similar to Rublev, but now that he has evolved his game and fixed the holes he's the best player in the world.
@@tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten another example is Osaka, her power and serve work so beautifully on hard courts. yet she doesnt win on grass or clay because the bounce of the ball is not the same. to win on those surfaces players need movement, slices, dropshots, netplay. skills which she doesnt not have. Osaka sticks to the baseline and overpowers opponents. even at her best mentally she will not do well on clay and grass she would need to change her game.
Loving these videos, TBH
The presumption of innocence is one of the most basic principles by which modern society operates. A person is innocent until proven otherwise, I am truly surprised how few people understand this. And I tend to trust the German judicial system
Doesn't mean that a person can't be guilty when there's no evidence. They can't be penalized on any ground, but they can still be guilty of a crime. Just saying.
it is a"presumption" ..not a verdict of innocence.What is there not to understand.
right i mean the german judicial system was just so great with the stabber of monica seles and all, good call guy
@@dominoe1922 You're the one misunderstanding. You contradict yourself by saying it's not a verdict of innocence. Ofc its not a verdict but it is an assumption. I am suspicious of him too but what happens if he truly is innocent?
1st of all the German legal system is one of the best in the world and most certainly better than the US‘.
Secondly, what would need to happen for y’all to consider him innocent now? I mean his ex is not gonna release a video where she reveals that the story was all made.
Innocent until proven guilty and there was not a single piece of evidence that would prove him guilty
NOT sure Zverev is innocent or guilty. if Court, a Law-Body says he is innocent then there is NOT much we comment. I saw few photos in internet dark mark on his neck, black patch on her eyes, Zverev dad rough-handling her. Who knows what's happening in there personal life between the walls.
There is no verdict either way . Out of court settlement - he has to donate 50K and pay 150K to state. Plus what he agreed to pay in settlement
Didn’t Federer win 2015 Cincinnati without being broken? Or am I misremembering
Yes that’s correct. He didn’t drop a set throughout the entire tournament.
+ 2012 Cincinnati
One is the best out there
Can you do Tommy Paul
PLSSS
I don't know. Can you DO Tommy Paul? 😉😝😝😝
About how handsome he is or his tennis 😂
I still think there isn’t anyone that wants to play Zverev he poses a threat to everyone he’s beaten everyone which maybe only Carlos and sinner can say.
Federer won 2015 Cincinnati without being broken
Totally irrelevant here😂
40-15 😂
Also Cincinnati 2012, and both times he didn't drop a set either.
PS: for those saying this is irrelevant, rewatch the video from 9:30.
@OnramRiftz I was referring to Federer losing to Djokovic at the us Open and Wimbledon when he was down 40-15
@@KingAdjust And why is that relevant?
I am sorry but as Person from germany who does study law here you should probably Think about the last Part and wether you wanna keep that stuff in. While you did try to explain the German court system it is a fact that if the case is dropped and you didn’t receive an official sentence stating you are guilty or you admitted to it then you are officially innocent. Saying that he is not officially innocent may even result in charges against as it would be a case of so called bad speech which is indeed punishable in Germany. So yeah Sasha is indeed officially innocent. The settlement payments are his cause he went to court und settled with the opposition during the trial. If they agreed that it’s his to take then it is what is, but it won’t change the fact that he is officially innocent!
go ahead and bring charges against this youtuber that i’m guessing doesn’t even live in germany? go back to studying clown
The US Open has a history of dark horses (e.g delpo, cilic, thiem). It might be Sascha's time to shine.
Zverev is not a dark horse tho. The path was clear for him, he is a clear front runner.
@@deusexmachina9776 how do you work that out 🤣🤣🤣 he won’t pass Sinner, Alcaraz or Mevi even Tsitispas will take him out
@@phyotennis7462 this isnt Big 3 era where those guys were miles ahead of everyone. Every little separates top players today. hence Sasha beat Carlos in AO - lost in 5 sets, lost to Medvedev in 5 sets. Stick to facts and not hypothetical situations - a guy who made a semi and a final in back to back slams isnt a dark horse.
@@deusexmachina9776 nah🤭🤭🤭 you have too much of a high hope for him. Zerev is a great player but unable to perform when it matters. 2 GS Finals in 10 years of professional career. Look at Sinnner, Mev, Alcaraz already GS winners with more Final appearances than Zerev even Rudd got more finals. Zerev remind me of Thomas Berdych but less likeable and more arrogant. 😩
US Open has always been wide open and full of upsets ever since 2009 despite the Big 3 Dominance.
What is more important is that every media news should mention the concept of justice across the world...sacha must be allowed to speak that he is innocent...that is his freedom of speech ..and no one in the world has right to defame zevrev in media ..zevrev has all the legal grounds to file defamation case against anyone who will accuse him for bad conduct in personal life ncluding ATP because no court in the world has found him guilty..zevrev is innocent until proven guilty...
Zevrev :D
I like Sasha a lot - enjoyable to watch, and aside from Medvedev, he's my favorite among the top players. I hope he can make those adjustments you mentioned and continue making Slam finals. As for the allegations, I believe he's NOT GUILTY.
Since 2000, only three players have won their first major after age 26, Ivanisevic (29), Wrawinka (28), and Thiem (27). And it's gotten increasingly younger. I think his time has past, he should have won the French two years ago at 25 but fate dealt him a bad hand.
Great point you just said Thank you
Honestly the greatest player to have never won a slam
2024 so far:
HARD:
United Cup - WIN
Australian Open - SF
Los Cabos - SF
Acapulco - 32R (first bad result)
Indian Wells - QF (Alcaraz - Winner)
Miami - SF (Dimitrov)
CLAY:
Monte-Carlo (to Tsitsi - Winner)
Munich - QF (very cold conditions - almost snow on clay)
Madrid - R16 (cerundulo)
Rome - WIN
Roland Garros - FINAL (very tough draw)
GRASS:
Halle - SF (tbc)
Can you dedicate a video to Daniil Medvedev?
Thank‘s for the video since I‘ve been the one asking for it (probably amonh others)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Still suspicious Zverev in my opinion
he’s been accused of DA by two different girlfriends and literally shows it on court like in Acapulco 2022. Not even mentioning how he just settled in court with his latest victim. VERY sus indeed to say the least
has a "strike rate" (pun intended) of 100% + his behaviour i public. where there is smoke there is usually a fire.
@@oscartracey5364he didn't settle with the victim, her case was dropped because she lacked evidence and was caught lying on the stand, then stopped showing up to court. She received no money, the settlement you're thinking of is the court costs that Zverev had to pay since he was the one who took this to trial. Don't talk about cases you know nothing about.
@@oscartracey5364he didn't settle with the vicitm, she received no money and her case was dropped due to lack of evidence, being caught lying on the stand and not showing up to court.
@@oscartracey5364 He didn't settle with his "victim", Patea wanted all charges dropped to keep face because evidence against her was brought up. No victim. He's innocent. Some women lie, get over it.
He is a bit too high , same as Medvedev . Carlos is small , Sinner is also a bit tall - only perfect "crafted " tennis player is Novak .
With natural muscles , not too tall , not too short , elastic , speed , normal power and extra stamina .
Djokovic body with mental strength , practise , diet , stop many injuries throughout career .
Zverev must start to winning Slams .
Sascha should have been next Federer marketing wise with the way he speaks, looks and etc. With his career start, Big 3 support, it was no brainer back then. Funny enough, all those baseless allegations came out when he dropped his agent. Yet, he is T1D Olympic Champion and still standing tall! More to come!
who was his agent? That's actually very interesting.
13:11 you seriously forgot to mark the important sentence my man. It says „Alexander Zverev is considered innocent“, lower on the page. That is how the judicial system works and that is what he meant when he said that he is innocent. Disingenuous of you to mark only the top sentence.
he settled. there was no veredict. therefore he wasnt decared guilty, but he was not declared innocent either. Dont lie. Also you can cleqrly see that those paragraphs were written by his lawyers and is not a legal doc. DONT LIE
@@jaimed.9154 that’s the definition of innocent, not only in the german judicial system, but also in any other western judicial system. He was neither found „guilty“ nor „not guilty“, which makes him innocent. It’s called presumption of innocence. That’s why that sentence is written in the paper. Get your vocabulary together
@@ramonschmidt6661 nope. Presumption of innocence is the default state any person gets so that the burden of proof lies on the prosecution. It does not mean that someone who settles a case is automatically innocent. DONT LIE. petty idiot
@@jaimed.9154 you seem to be very confused on how the legal system works
@@peterhammer6915 great reply man. awesome analysis. very detailed
I Like Him
Zverev already talks about himself so much, and now you want to talk about him too.
They all talk about themselves! They have to. Tennis journalists and blowhards want them to do that; it’s demanded of them in every single interview on court, after a match, press conferences, print and online interviews.
What tennis player doesn't?
People give zvereve to much hate when there are many other players who do worse. Zvereve will always be my favorite player and will always be the atp golden boy
Golden wrist!
We might never know whether he's guilty or not, but I personally just enjoy watching him play incredible tennis.
He is the real victim in this shitshow!!! At the end his exgirlfriend could extract some millions from him. Smart Golddiggamove! Nowadays a man is hopeless once there is such an allegation. Whether it is true or not. By the way, (in the Western world there is more violence towards men in a relationship) most of them never defend themself since they know what happens if.... so hard times to be a man in a relationship nowadays
I love this channel about as much as I hate Zverev. Keep up the good work.
Ernest Gulbis next please, hes good but very unlucky with his career
I just don't like Zverev's game. As you said, he's passive and doesn't take risks; he's a glorified pusher. But my main critique is this: Alexander Zverev is one of the most boring players on tour. I avoid his matches because his style makes his opponents boring, too. I literally can't remember a match involving Zverev that was interesting. He's a black hole for inspiration.
(I'm going to skip over the domestic abuse allegations because I have almost no faith in western legal system to justly address this issue. Rich men routinely escape consequences.)
Thanks, the us open final vs thiem it's a proof of that, theres something on his game that it's effective for sure, but annoying and boring to watch, specially his fh, and not a Big fan of his old man grunt either
Rich men escape everything everywhere. There is no law for the millions.
Im not gonna get into his DV case because it’s not that related to tennis, but on court, he’s a weird one. He just doesn’t get the job done in the grand slams, yet we see in other tournaments that he’s good.
I've never seen him play a drop shot.
He should have a slam.
He has to get a slam.
There won't be enough explanation if he doesn't win one
He might be gambling against himself. Odds for him to lose when he is 2 sets up is usually as high 7x
Amazing video. I don't like Zverev, but he dies not have to be proven innocent. He is innocent until proven guilty. The fact that she did not receive anything and he got joint custody speaks volume. Leave the guy alone. ATP is not a court of justice, they should not do anything about it. Finally, former girlfriends of pro athletes have huge incentive to accuse like this. Not saying she lied, but it is clearly a possibility
I have been saying this since that us open 2020 but for me zverev will never win a slam ! I know as explained in this very good video that he has improved a lot ( serve especially ) but under huge pressure he always fails to win ! he doesnt have that killer instinct ! like he is too passive when he is stress and never never wins those tight matches in late stages of slams!
I trust Sasha to win a GS. He has the game for it...
Genuinely apologize to sharapova and the German baby mama. Be humble. Then improve on second serves, volleys. That’ll get him a slam.
We really don't need to talk about him
You’re probably the prime audience for this video
Lets talk about you instead. Who are you?
Speak for yourself, pal
@@missjo7377 just another pathetic hater
“WE” I am not with you. Talk about yourself
...and After the upload of this Video, Zverev choke again against Fritz with 2 Set advantage at Wimbledon 4th Round.
He’ll be so disappointed. All his grand slam losses this year have been from winning positions. Either 2-sets to-love or 2-1.
@@Courtside_Tennis he should train more his mental focus or something else. He HAS the quality to win at least a Slam.
He's just too unidimensional. It's really boring to watch a lot of the times.
I'll tell you what he didn't do. He didn't hit a lines person in the face with a tennis ball and get defaulted from a Grand Slam event. Let's see, who did that? So, if Djokovic did that, he must be a domestic abuser as well, if I understand all the comments on here correctly, right? One thing does not prove another thing, unless there is SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE in a court of law. That's why we have a legal system.
He just lost Australia open final against Sinner
Do Karen Khachanov
It seems that no one likes Zverev I don't like the way he plays he doesn't have much He's an excellent player as a continuity but with Sinner and Cheraz I doubt he's going to get something big
I question the German legal system, look what happened to Monica Seles.
I found the allegations extremely credible and I think he’s a menace. His arrogance is grotesque. The fact he said he never wanted to hear about the charges again because he’d been exonerated in Berlin when he hadn’t been, at all, sort of suggests he’s hoping no one will do a deep dive into the German legal system which is what I was hoping this video would be. Sporting bodies need to police the behaviour of star athletes and tennis has failed spectacularly in this regard.
Who is Sasha?
Is Alexander Sasha Zverev
Its the collective prayers of all DV victims and women in general, that stops Zverev from winning big.
Predictable, boring, passive, unlikeable, inept at most things that make tennis fun (touch, net play). I am glad this is not enough to win slams
Hater
I don't see him winning a slam. He's not able to stay consistent
you are so funny.... 2024 so far:
United Cup - WIN
Australian Open - SF
Los Cabos - SF
Acapulco - 32R (first bad result)
Indian Wells - QF (Alcaraz - Winnder)
Miami - SF (Dimitrov)
Monte-Carlo (to Tsitsi - Winner)
Munich - QF (very cold conditions - almost snow on clay)
Madrid - R16 (cerundulo)
Rome - WIN
Roland Garros - FINAL (very tough draw)
@@fred3r1k
Tournament 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
Australian Open A Q1 1R 3R 3R 4R SF QF 4R 2R SF 0 / 9 25-9 74%
French Open A Q2 3R 1R QF QF 4R SF SF SF F 0 / 9 34-9 79%
Wimbledon A 2R 3R 4R 3R 1R NH 4R A 3R 0 / 7 13-7 65%
US Open Q2 1R 2R 2R 3R 4R F SF A QF
Sorry that it's skewed as it doesn't copy and paste perfectly. But reading left to right, you can see how he's done in each tournament starting in 2014, he's played for 10 years. I see 2 finals, US Open 2020 where he threw away a 2-0 set lead to Dominic Thiem (let me guess, it was the because of a bad call by the umpire excuse). And as we know he lost to Alcaraz at the French Open being up 2 sets to 1. So that would be why, as I go by his results in the slams as we are talking about whether he can win a slam. It really doesn't matter how he does in the other tournaments that are all out of 3 sets. But if we do look at the results you put down for this year, I have to say that I love the excuses about it being a very tough draw, or my absolute favorite was very cold conditions (as if no one else was affected by these conditions. And yes this years results have been quite good, but far from exceptional. But again, when making a prediction on whether or not he can win a slam title, the only tournaments that matter are in fact the slam tournaments
@@fred3r1k ok, I'm not sure where my response to you went, so am going to post it again
Tournament 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
Australian Open A Q1 1R 3R 3R 4R SF QF 4R 2R SF
French Open A Q2 3R 1R QF QF 4R SF SF SF F
Wimbledon A 2R 3R 4R 3R 1R NH 4R A 3R
US Open Q2 1R 2R 2R 3R 4R F SF A QF
Unfortunately, the years are skewed and don't line up, but you can read left to right to see the place that he got each tournament from 2014 to 2024. I see two finals out of all those times. The one we just saw with Alcaraz where he was up 2 sets to 1. And then he was up 2 sets to nothing and blew that to Dominic Thiem at the 2020 US open (let me guess the referee made him lose the match excuse). So maybe the better way of putting it is that he folds under pressure. Now you present what he's done this year. The first problem is that we are talking about whether or not he can win a slam, and therefore the only matches that truly matter are the slam ones as they are the best of 5 sets. Even if we were to look at this years results they are very good but they aren't exceptional. I think the real funny thing are your excuses stating that it was a very tough draw, but my favorite excuse was where you listed very cold conditions. Um isn't the opponent also dealing with this very cold condition, or is Zverev wearing an ice pack during the match. In the end, one just needs to look at his record in the slams. Though admirable that he's made multiple SF's, going by results and the fact that he folds under pressure, I honestly don't think he'll ever win a slam. Doesn't mean I'm right, we won't know that until he retires, but I don't see it happening
He is a horrible person and we should ignore him. He doesn't deserve any attention.
Really if he doesn't win a slam now he'll never win a slam. He would've done better against Sinner than Fritz to be honest
Why is called Sacha?
nickname in Russia for Alexander is sasha
@@dennisbigrigg7415isn’t he german
@@haydenschuerr9589 I think his parents are russian
He was born and raised in Germany, Hamburg I believe. So he is German and considers himself German. But both his parents are Russian. His older brother was born in Russia and came to Germany as a young kid.
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Greater potential energy does not lead to greater kinetic energy when the racquet hits the ball
Okay Einstein
Zverev wins in Berci 🖕
I believe the women about the abuse. You reap what you sow.
Join the prosecution team and convict him. Cause the judiciary system revolves around what you believe.
Yeah
Patea withdrew all charges after day 3 of trials because evidence against her was brought up. What exactly is your belief there?
Maybe if he played a grand slam final against a woman, he'd beat her.
can you shut up?
He haven’t beat big 3 in GS apart from Nadal this year 😂😂😂
how you find this funny?
Innocent until proven guilty. We don’t know if it’s true or not. The law is innocent until proven guilty. Not guilty cos I don’t like the things he does on a tennis court so he’s probably guilty.
Like his past coach and current Alcarez current coach says he is not a nice person and lack disciplined .
Zverev needs to stop being angry about life, he needs a sport psichologist like many of the players have, independently from his coach
After the 86 mile serve i lost hope on him😅
I think if he spent more time putting his hands on his racquet rather than his spouse he’d be a great player. Rooting for him!
did you live with him? - you are assuming guilt... why?
SINNER THE WINNER 🏆