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Tennis - 18. Title: Zverev wins in Vienna and attracts the same

Olympic champion Alexander Zverev won its 18th professional title in Vienna and added its successful tennis year to the next highlight. The 24-year-old Hamburger defeated on Sunday in the final of the ATP tournament in the Vienna Stadthalle the American qualifier Frances Tiafoe 7: 5, 6: 4. In the German leaderboard Zverev moved the same with the former Wimbledon winner Michael Stich, who had won 18 titles in his entire career. Thus, Zverev has only Boris Becker in the national ranking. Germany s most successful tennis player won 49 tournaments in his career, including six Grand Slam events. These most important titles are Zverev so far rejected. For the world ranking lien in Vienna, the fifth tournament victory of the season was already in Vienna - only in 2017, he had also triumphed five times. In addition to Olympia Gold in Tokyo Zverev has already won the Masters events in Madrid and Cincinnati this year and also won in Acapulco. In Vienna, Stich (1991) and Becker (1996) had alrea...

ZVEREV sovereign reaches the quarterfinals in Indian Wells

Nearest opponent of the Olympic champion is the American Taylor Fritz. After the smooth first pass, Zverev had to break more resistance of the 35-year-old monfil in the second set. With the break to 5: 3, the 24-year-old world ranking-four was then the decisive advantage and ended the game after only 61 minutes. ZVEREV thus won 20 of his last 21 matches, solely with the US Open, he had had to give himself beaten in the semi-final Novak Djokovic. The native Hamburger counts according to the right to the title favorites from US Open Winner Daniil Medvedev to the title favorites in the event in California s desert. Medvedev fails surprisingly The top-set Medvedev lost 6: 4, 4: 6, 3: 6 against the Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrow. Continue is French Open Finalist Stefanos TsitsiPas. The Greek classified number defined the Australian Alex de Minaur 6: 7 (3: 7), 7: 6 (7: 3), 6: 2. TsitsiPas and Zverev could meet in the semifinals.