After Olga Sharypova raised serious allegations against her ex-boyfriend Alexander Zverev a few days ago, she is now stepping up again. The tennis player is said to have not only used physical violence.
Olga Sharypova has already announced that she wants to tell “the whole story”, piece by piece. A few days ago she said that Alexander Zverev had it “choked” and “pressed against the wall”. An incident that is said to have occurred in 2019 around the US Open in August and, according to the 23-year-old Russian photographer, was not the only one of its kind. She was afraid for her life. Zverev denied the allegations.
Now Sharypova describes new experiences that she wants to have had with her ex-boyfriend. In an interview with “Bild” she reports: “It was psychological abuse. It was physical abuse. In the end I understood that this person cannot tell the truth. He cannot tell other people what he really thinks.”
“He always said: ‘You are nothing, you have nothing'”
There had been “psychological violence” over and over again throughout the relationship. “He always said to me: ‘You are nothing, you have nothing. I have money, I am successful. And you? You have nothing!’ He always has his family around. I was alone with him. ” She wanted to break up with him, so he kept calling her. When she blocked his number, he called her parents and friends.
“He hit me in the face”
Sharypova also says, “He hit me in the face. I didn’t know what to do.” She did not turn to the police because she loved Zverev. “I wasn’t mentally ready for that.” Now she wants to talk about anything to help women in similar situations. They also have evidence in the form of text messages and photos. In addition, there should be recordings from surveillance cameras from a hotel in New York, said the Russian.
In response to a “picture” request, the management of Zverev referred to his statement a few days ago. “There Alexander Zverev responded to the accusations made by Ms. Scharypova – a woman he has known since childhood and with whom he had a relationship that ended for more than a year.”
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