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TAG: Alexander Zverev
Nov/21
29
‘Uneasy is the head that wears a crown’
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Like Shakespeare’s King Henry 2, the King of Tennis remains on his throne for the seventh time. However the tyrant of the court is in danger as the two greatest threats to his reign of dominance have closed ground and are in position to potentially change the balance of power. Djokovic was stung for devastating […] Continue to read full article...
Jun/21
22
Who Will Win Wimbledon Gentleman’s 2021 Title? Betting Odds & Tips
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Tennis fans are eagerly anticipating the arrival of June 28th, as it marks the beginning of the Wimbledon Championship at the All England Lawn Tennis Club in London. The quintessentially British tournament is replete with strawberries and cream and attracts the finest tennis players from all over the world, who hope to leave as champion. […] Continue to read full article...
Alexander Zverev · Novak Djokovic · Reilly Opelka · Roger Federer · Stefanos Tsitsipas · Wimbledon
Jul/18
23
Breaking News: Zverev Working With Lendl in Tampa
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Jun/18
3
Zverev Declares: “It’s my f****** time!!!!”
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Like a lion king roaring in the jungle, a blunt, bold declaration was made today during the Alexander Zverev vs Karen Khachanov five setter at Roland Garros.
After a key point, Zverev screamed like a lion, with a Serena level intensity, "It's my fu***** time!!!!" Continue to read full article...
Apr/14
13
Rising Force Alexander Zverev Stars in Sarasota
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The world's top junior Alexander Zverev won his second qualifying match today at the Sarasota Open, taking down Aussie Jason Kubler 64 in the third.
Zverev, just sixteen, had two double faults in the last game but he held his nerve and finished the job with an unreturnable forehand.
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