“Seen Other Guys Better Than Me”: Alexander Zverev Hits Out at Critics After Success at Tokyo Olympics 2020

German expertise Alexander Zverev is on cloud 9 after his current success on the Tokyo Olympics 2020. Over time, the 24-year-old participant has made fixed progress, profitable tournaments regularly. Nevertheless, his largest accomplishment was on Sunday when he claimed the gold medal. 

After his Olympic stint, Alexander Zverev spoke on numerous subjects. Nevertheless, the one topic that stood out was when he spoke in regards to the criticism he has acquired in current instances. Up to now, folks haven’t spoken as extremely of the German participant as in comparison with the praises Daniil Medvedev or Stefanos Tsitsipas obtain.

To this, Zverev hit again and stated, “All tennis watchers and former gamers, they’ve all the time seen different guys be higher than me. The purpose is, I gained 16 titles, 4 Masters 1000, the London Masters, and the Olympic gold medal. To allow them to say no matter they need.”

(Quotes have been translated)

Alexander Zverev has carried out effectively because the season has progressed

Reflecting on Zverev’s season to this point, he started his journey on the Australian Open however fell brief within the quarterfinal towards eventual champion Novak Djokovic. After that, he was the finalist on the Mexico Open however misplaced to Stefanos Tsitsipas. 

Zverev had an honest clay season. He beat gamers like Rafael Nadal and Dominic Thiem so as to elevate the ATP Madrid Mutua Open. On the French Open, he misplaced within the semifinal to Greek star Stefanos Tsitsipas. On the Wimbledon Championships, he carried out under par as he crashed out within the fourth spherical to Canada’s Felix Auger Aliassime. 

Nevertheless, after profitable the gold medal in Tokyo, Zverev can be excessive on confidence and may finish the season on a excessive throughout the US Open Collection. He was additionally the finalist on the US Open final yr. 

Watch this story: How Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Serena Williams, and Others Travel