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Alexander Zverev said this week in Hamburg that the Olympic Games in Paris are his priority over the ATP World Tour, unlike the players who will compete in the simultaneous ATP 250 Washington DC Open (including Ben Shelton, Sebastian Korda and Frances Tiafoe). Zverev made the comments to Nicholas Albek of Inside Sport … The […]
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adidas · Alexander Zverev · Head tennis · Olympic Games

In 2022 the rotten tennis media mob spearheaded by Ben Rothenberg launched a vicious smear campaign against Novak Djokovic and tried to destroy him mentally and end his career – they failed. In 2021-2024 the same rotten media hate mob targeted Alexander Zverev for their next character assassination victim – yesterday they failed again. Zverev […]
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adidas · Alexander Zverev · Germany · Head
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A great ATP career has come to an end. Fernando Verdasco, the explosive Spanish lefty and former world no. 7, is no longer chasing the dream. Verdasco played his last match in September 2023 at Seville Challenger, a first round loss 61 61 to Hugo Gaston. Prior to that wildcard, Verdasco played at Stanford Challenger […]
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adidas · AO · Fernando Verdasco · Head · Ons Jabeur · Spain

Former WTA no. 12 Qiang Wang of China has returned to pro tennis competition after over a year off and marriage. Best known for beating Serena Williams at Australian Open 2020, the 32 year old Wang resumed her career in late January in Hua Hin, Thailand but was beaten by Xiyu Wang 61 61. Not […]
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adidas · AO · China · Qiang Wang · Yonex

Former Australian Open semifinalist and top ten force, Fernando Verdasco has not won a meaningful match in years. The 40 year old lefthander has been grinding it out in 2023, trying to achieve one last hurrah on the ATP World Tour. But Verdasco was not able to revive his game or career and plummeted down […]
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adidas · AO · Davis Cup · Fernando Verdasco · Spain
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