Alexander Zverev is slowly gaining momentum. If the 25-year-old failed early in the year at the Australian Open and the competitions in Rotterdam and Doha, he reached the semi-finals in Dubai at the beginning of March.
The example of Zverev also shows why things are not going as planned in German tennis at the moment.
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A clear “difference” to that of some colleagues can be seen in the attitude of the Olympic champion.
Haas: “The gap between Zverev and Otte is too big”
“There is currently too big a gap between Alexander Zverev and Oscar Otte as second best,” explained Haas.
But Otte “makes the best of his opportunities,” emphasized Haas. “It might not be enough for the top ten, but hey, he’s a tennis pro! He’s living his dream.”
Haas: Not just “body and talent” at Zverev
In any case, the conditions are right, as Haas clarified, because: Zverev “not only has the body and the talent, he is also here (taps temple, CoR) damn strong”.
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