Wanted to get rid of something: Alexander Zverev complains about Daniel Medvedev’s behavior. Bild: EPA
He removes a net support and runs to the toilet before the service game – typical Daniil Medvedev. This time it hits Alexander Zverev. Nevertheless, tennis needs villains like him.
When politicians give television interviews, they usually play it safe. Your so-called “talking points”, the core messages, are set down right at the beginning. Quite often this happens regardless of what the question is.
When the tennis pro Alexander Zverev came up for an interview on the Sky TV channel late on Friday night, he also wanted to say something. And so he landed from the question “How are you?” – albeit more awkwardly than the political rhetoricians – to a short “Shit” to what was burning on his soul.
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