Alexander Zverev Press Conference | Australian Open 2025 Final

[@TheMaoyihui]

Massive, massive props to Zverev. Fair, honest comments about a match that meant the world to him but where, by his own admission, he faced a better opponent. Not easy to be this balanced and objective after such an intense emotional rollercoaster. You’ll find your way and you will lift one of those ‘heavy’ trophies one day. Congrats for the amazing tournament. Keep up the great work!

[@ASchopenkeeper]

Spare a thought for his gf tonight.

[@amymalina5073]

Exactly. His honesty makes the path to one day winning a major. Perseverance, believe in your ability to improve, keep working on it.

[@merrilynstanger7241]

My heart breaks ! And the more he loses them , the more affect on his subconscious ?? I will not give up !

[@adelaideholmes5674]

@@ASchopenkeeper what does that mean?

[@douchopotamus3755]

Zverev is a domestic abuser

[@sybersecurity277]

It took Agassi 4 attempts, it took Murray even more attempts to lift a Slam trophy. Sasha, you are clearly on the rise, keep it up!

[@purple9rain]

such a nice hopeful comment. I do pray so indeed!!❤️

[@olivierolivier3321]

4 attemps for Lendl too

[@shamindrahewavithana5174]

Your comment is really great. Thank you.❤

[@StefTechSurfer]

​@@lucasthompson7458 choked?

[@StefTechSurfer]

He needs to move to the net more to volley

[@steve_perks7]

My heart goes out to you Zverev, can't imagine what this is like for you. Here you were calm, fair, honest, objective and a great sportsman, I hope you do lift one of those trophies some day 🙌

[@nicolettew1]

I'm a Jannik fan but why couldn't these journalists ask Zverev more questions about himself? This was his press conference and he deserved more respect.

[@rishvanthgv4396]

I was thinking about that too!!!

[@Tom-hx5kh]

questions about the match don't bother me that much, but what's with the two trying to dig up drama with the accusations against both zverev and sinner??

[@purple9rain]

@@Tom-hx5kh i was STUNNED about those question. Especially the one about zverev, i mean so outright repeated the statement and just what a bad question to ask. But he answered very calmly and good

[@Tom-hx5kh]

@@purple9rain and after zverev shot his accusations down (AGAIN) some other reporter thinks it's a good idea to ask about his opinion on sinner's??

[@elenapavone-rennie1801]

They always do this with all players… they always analyze N1 compare them

[@MarcoPessi]

Be proud of yourself, Sacha ! You came back from a serious injury, reached #2 and you can do great at RG❤

[@Hys_cal]

Man looking at him feels like I’m looking at a defeated lion. Wish you the best Sasha, never f**king give up!✊✊

[@vangaptor]

Huge admiration for Zverev! To be able to speak out loud the words that many in his position may have thought but would never dare say out loud. I think this is the best approach you can have when facing your losses. Zverev is still better/more consistent than 99% of all the top players in the ATP currently. He is too good not to win at least one Grand Slam, and probably a few more.

[@drums5050]

True sportsman. Admitting defeat in admiration for the winner. Chin up Sasha.

[@douchopotamus3755]

He took it on the chin and now he'll give it on the chin to his gf

[@rafaelrada6760]

This interview shows how much Zverev has grown up. He's getting better on court and definetly deserves a GS, I hope he wins RG. Props to him and I would love to see him winning a GS and beating all alegations.

[@douchopotamus3755]

Zverev is a domestic abuser. He'll never beat that allegation

[@joeg4707]

Sasha is a phenomenal player, my favorite on the tour. Jannik is just rolling right now. Zverev will raise his level, just watch.

[@EnricoMilani-f3m]

This "right now" is taking 1 year...

[@douchopotamus3755]

Zverev is a domestic abuser

[@simoneorecchioni7352]

Jannik simply became too strong for everyone. It looked like Zverev was number 30 in the ranking

[@z1az285]

@@simoneorecchioni7352 after a horrifying ankle injury in 2022 that threatened his career. imagine reaching the final two years later. Carlos wasn't at his best either and zverev was the better player for three sets but he wasn't physically upto it in the french open, he reaches the AO final a year later. no small feat

[@simoneorecchioni7352]

@@z1az285 Zverev is certainly a great tennis player, but Sinner also highlighted the technical defects that this tennis player has. There was no comparison at all. If Zverev didn't have an excellent first ball this match would have ended 6-0 6-0 6-0. Too much difference between first and second in the ranking

[@KhunDet]

I feel heartbroken for him, but I believe he will have a chance at Roland Garros this year. He always performs his best at the French Open, and it’s clear that he has improved himself a lot this year. One thing he should always be remembered for is that, even though he’s not a Grand Slam title holder, he is an Olympic gold medalist - an achievement that not many players in his career have managed to accomplish. This is because the Olympics only come around every four years, and an athlete typically has only 2-4 chances in their entire career.

[@Andr3IX]

Yea zverev's even a more serious treat on clay. He can adjust his forehand since the ball's going slower and has e deadly backhand.

[@WestonMeyer-n6x]

Ruud is better than him on clay, Rune is better than him on clay, Djokovic is better than him on clay, Fritz is catching him on clay, Musetti is good on clay, Tsitsipas is good on clay, and Medvedev has beaten him on clay….and that isn’t even counting Alcaraz and Sinner. I really hope he isn’t banking on winning Roland Garros this year because it isn’t going to happen.

[@RoseWilson]

Absolutely amazing tennis player. I hope one day his dream will come true and he will win his grandslam. Number 2 in the world is an absolutely amazing achievement. He is a huge success no matter how defeated he must feel. Good luck ❤

[@BarryMorgann]

Incredible humility. He’ll get one soon

[@tjr-007tt]

If it was anyone else even Alcaraz I think Zverev would have lifted the trophy 🏆. Jannick Sinner is just on another level right now. Zverev just has to keep going and giving himself more opportunities like this, we know he’s good enough.

[@alex22459]

I'm italian and a Jannik fan but I love Sasha and I was really sad seeing him cry. Hope he can win at least one Grand Slam, he deserves this

[@shamindrahewavithana5174]

I am a huge aSascha fan but I like Jannik too. Watching Sascha go down is painful but he needs to get a new coach as well. Respect to Jannik.

[@thatgirl9532]

He was really devastated, he wanted this so bad. He thought Nole was the issue but clearly Sinner is…

[@douchopotamus3755]

Zverev is a domestic abuser

[@douchopotamus3755]

@@alex22459 why would you hope someone who beats women wins a slam?

[@alex22459]

@@douchopotamus3755 did he receive any conviction for beating women?

[@realistictenniselbowgamer4752]

That moment, when Jannik comforted him it showed rare sportmanship, which was really good to see. Two very good young man. Heads up Sascha, believe in yourself a bit more and eventually you'll prevail!

[@z1az285]

💯, that showed real class

[@ww9452]

Then why did he have to beat his ass so bad?

[@z1az285]

@@ww9452 they are professionals. this isn't personal, just business

[@fred3r1k]

It's unbelievable how close you can feel to him, obviously. As a former tennis player and in some private life situations, I can somewhat understand always being ‘only’ number 2 - ‘the runner-up’. It's hard on our ego, the higher the desire, the greater the disappointment. Keep doing what you have to do, but please dear Sascha, at the end of the day there are more important things as a human being and I don't want to diminish it in any way. Be proud of yourself and what you have achieved, regardless of the result.

[@douchopotamus3755]

Zverev is a domestic abuser

[@yezmirsheppard-halika6892]

Love your comment. Perspective is everything. If he only knew, I had a horrible job driving a forklift for 10 years. All he knows is tennis. I'd kill to be number #2 in the world and getting a trophy and, what, $1.5 Million?! He is doing great but it's hard for him to see that. Not saying he should settle and not strive for the top, but it's not the end of the world by any means. It's Eustress.

[@Decranz-sb7pg]

Be proud you are nr 2 in the world! You are a GREAT SUCCESS! ❤

[@wolfgangwiesinger9502]

Yes, Sinner can't win it all, there will be chances for Zverev

[@crystalmanifestations560]

Great Success is when you are able to win Grand Slams!!!! Let’s hope he is able to do it!!!!

[@MariaMaluszynska]

You are both with Sinner classy competitors & it is hard to see you loosing but that is sport! Sinner is so self-conscious and collected yet, the secret of his succsess lies in his perpetual strive for the constant evolution of his game! As Alcaraz said- Sinner is to be admired as the player but even more appreciated for the humble& genuingly respectful person he is! Bravo

[@mayrarocha1294]

you can do this Sasha ! be proud of yourself ! keep believing you will soon lift up a Trophy !!!!

[@Heyoka4u]

Sei grande, Sacha. 👍 Be proud of yourself, your day will come, you deserve it. 🙏🙏🙏

[@whis10]

I’m italian so obviously a Jannik fan, but I’ve followed Sascha since the beggining. I’m also a Sascha fan. He is humble, respectful and a tough competitor. I hope he win RG. Let’s go Sascha, you deserve it!

[@sashasmith707]

Hello Sascha, Much love from, Canada. I shed a tear for you. Please dont give up and keep trying. You will lift a Slam thropy!

[@moniquepate3201]

Watching this post interview was very hard. It reminded me of Key's struggles until she won. Regardless of who the players are, compassion for them can go a long ways. Tennis is a tough sport. I hope he can appreciate how far he got (regardless of Novak's match retirement). It's not the trophy, but its the finals.

[@frankvet1]

Wanted this one for him. So close more than once… heartbreak in New York…. Sure he can pay the rent forever stopping now, but the first slam will be that much sweeter. I hope he gets it.

[@douchopotamus3755]

Zverev is a domestic abuser

[@ticktack1]

zverev is one of the best players. i‘m pretty sure he can outplay everyone if he wants. it‘s a mental game. i hope he will figuring certain things out for himself.

[@cocochocho2]

To me, you are a life champion! Keep the faith, Never stop believing, Sasha 🎾💚

[@douchopotamus3755]

Zverev is a domestic abuser

[@Alabama-e7x]

Zverev played so well in the match. If you continue to get in final of Australia's tennis open in 2026-2030. You will win the Australian tennis trophies. Don't give up, Zverev.

[@kennybankole9584]

Sacha pls don’t give up keep working hard

[@GenF91]

Absolutely heartbroken for Alex 😢. It hurts that he still hasn’t won a slam. But I have hope he will eventually. Just needs to work on the mental strength.

[@EPM_PJ]

Sascha doesn't want to go down as the player in the history book without winning a Slam. Trust the process & keep believing.

[@douchopotamus3755]

It's karma for beating his gf

[@pamjaguessur5707]

Never give up Sasha please. Everything will happen positive for you. You can win in coming days. If Keys can win why not you .Stay mentally strong ❤❤. All the best Sasha

[@MrTome1975]

A lot of legends took time to get their hands in a GS. Keep moving and you'll get there for sure.

[@maisandy7670]

Sasha you are on the right way keep doing what you are doing you will get there

[@viviennefrost4777]

You have many fans here in Australia Sasha. I have no doubt you will take home a GS trophy. 👏👏

[@lachowna2912]

sorry to see him lose the final, but massive praise for his attitude during the press conference, the honesty and articulate answers, he couldn't handle it better, tough loss, but - the best is yet to come, Sash, keep your head high

[@stopwar-makepeace486]

Sinner returns Zverev‘s Serves unbelievably well. That was a big difference between Sinner and Zverev.

[@dbboulevard]

Sasha your honesty and fairness is the stone you can build upon to reach that Grand Slam win that you miss, keep working and don't give up your moment will come, you have even Jannik on your side

[@Kat-zj5kd]

Zverev is really gr8 sportsman, he is gracious in his defeat acknowledging winner, all hearts, sasha, you shall win the French open 2025, we are cheering for you, I think he is better suited for clay. His power strokes will come handy. get yourself an assist new coach, sometimes new tactics help.

[@douchopotamus3755]

Zverev is a domestic abuser

[@trisho.8331]

You’re a class act Sasha, huge respect! Was SO hoping you’d win this grand slam. I KNOW you will one day soon. Believe it. Hugs from Idaho USA. I know Roger & Rafa are still proud of you. ❤🌈🤗

[@mauriciodenardipeterlevitz3694]

Very honest statements from zverev . Only true facts. Truth sometimes can hurt, but always put you on the right direction

[@alessandrocaselli-helgelan2694]

He has become a new person and a different player to me-more humble and unafraid to be vulnerable about his self-image. It really suits him. Throughout his career, I’ve been at the forefront of Zverev critics, finding him arrogant and unlikable. I remember when he was 22, tennis legends advised him to be patient, saying his time would come to win Grand Slams. He replied, “I’m sick of waiting. I can win now, and I will.” A few months ago, he admitted he now feels ready to take the step to win a Slam, acknowledging that he wasn’t mature enough as a person before. Zverev is becoming someone I genuinely like, and I truly hope he wins a Slam.

[@paulshrubb2734]

The difference is mental not physical. Having won 2 slams already gives Sinner immense confidence, that's the difference. It's a catch 22, that's why it's so difficult to get the first one against someone who has already overcome that obstacle. Keep persevering, you will get him on an off-day and that will be enough to win over him. I think you're physically on the same level, it's just mental at this point. Many players with inferior physical talents have beaten superior players simply with mental toughness, Ferrer, Davidenko, Nalbandian etc.

[@JohnWick-zl5oc]

i agree.. Zverev main issue isn't skill or effort or stamina, its not physical its the mental part he is weak there, he fails to win the big points to often if big matches like this one,he keeps losing matches that are close, he does not have the "killer instinct" of Nadal or Federers super mental ability to overcome previous defeats and bad games, he seem to get shaken by failures & mistakes in matches ,games and the past to much, he need to turn his mind into steel, harden it to be at the peak at the right time at the big points.

[@elizabethcraig7093]

Never seen anyone look so disappointed and dejected as he did today. It was sad watching him, but he will get a Slam one day😎 he’s No 2, it will happen ❤

[@MrRoomby]

Forza Sascha!!! Sei uno splendido giocatore ed arriverà il tuo turno di alzare una coppa dello Slam. Sono un tifoso di Sinner, ma apprezzo tantissimo anche te. Dal mio punto di vista Zverev vs Sinner è una finale dura da digerire perché entrambi siete i miei beniamini del tennis. FORZA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@KevinMcgovern-c1d]

He is so humble . Just pure class n i am sure he can win maybe the french or wimbledon

[@laurabondi8283]

I'm Sinner's fan but I love Zverev as a human behaiour and as a player. Respect.

[@lucasthompson7458]

He’s choked two ex girlfriends.

[@douchopotamus3755]

Zverev is a domestic abuser

[@alienrefugee51]

Gotta respect the honest and classy answers from Z. Losing in straights has got to be a tough pill to swallow. I thought maybe this was his time get one too, riding the wave of Keys' victory.

[@Geol3dg3]

I believe Zverev will win a slam within the next 18 months for sure. Never give up, try, try and try again. You will lift a GS!

[@jm_1214]

He deserves to win one. He's always at the top.

[@jehushaphat]

The man is clearly a top 4 player on tour. If he never gets to lift the trophy, at least he consistently makes it hard for guys like Sinner and Alvaraz to lift that trophy, and there's certainly no shame in that.

[@yezmirsheppard-halika6892]

Right!!! That's how I see it. Just like Madison Keys even before she won a slam, women on tour HATED to see her name pulled. Pulling her in the draw put fear in their hearts, and she JUST won her first slam yesterday. Just play YOUR game to the best of your ability. It's not all about the destination, it's the journey. He does well and 99% of men in tennis can't beat him. He should sleep VERY well knowing that. Now Tiafoe, now HE has work to do😂😂😂😂

[@tommehzlol]

Journalism is so dead. All they care about is drama and not the sport.

[@dariopalmieri7572]

They just wanna hit headlines and people don't care about tactical dynamics of the match. Moreover, journalists don't understand anything about tennis

[@ritwik5774]

well drama pays their bills better; you want to pay for a subscription?

[@kam1583]

Fact

[@gabius09]

Agree. I would get so angry if I had to answer those nasty questions 😂

[@imalwaysright]

The first 3 questions are about the match and his performance. The 4th question is about the heckler, which was fair. He answered. Next 2 question was about the sport. What’s the issue? I watched the full presser - 90% of it was about the match and sport lol. Btw, Journalism is about investigating “drama”

[@hannahcairnie766]

Tennis is one sport where good sportsmanship is nearly always shown by all players. That’s why I find it hard to not root for all the players on tour when they’re competing in grand slams. However, I have followed you very closely this year! You have grown immensely as a player, and professionally. You’re a class act! You will lift a trophy very soon. Well done for an amazing match and tournament🎾.

[@rsharmaosi]

Oh man, what a bummer. I was really rooting for Sasha to win his first Grand Slam-he truly deserves it. He’s got the game, just needs to fine-tune his tactics, sharpen his tennis intelligence, and improve the effectiveness of his drop shots and net play.

[@Mezig34976]

Decades from now, this young champion will think that it wasn't so bad to be one of the best players in the world, to have shown fair play and objectivity towards his opponents... He'll be content with that, even if there's no Australian Open trophy, or any other major tournament trophy, adorning the shelf in his living room.... Congratulations champion!

[@pontusschroder8361]

Great positive comment! and he will also realise he has achieved so much. Winning for example the Olympic Gold! and so many other large tournaments. And he also still have the chance to win a Grand Slam Tournament, even if it is very tough having Sinner and Alcaraz and others standing in the way.

[@douchopotamus3755]

Especially after dodging that domestic abuse charge

[@Tom-f8r8o]

Dude was found innocent multiple times yet has some serious reputational damage. The system needs fixing if accusers can have zero consequences.

[@christiancatley4120]

I feel for Zverev. He just played one of the best tennis players in the world right now, Hopefully one day he can win a grand slam

[@epipd5712]

You have fans that love you. Keep your chin up, because you are a great player. You are the top...keep on keep on!!!

[@danielemoska1902]

I am on top of the world for Jannick's victory but at the same time i wish you to win as many Slams as possible, may this loss be the key to turn this bad luck at finals around

[@alastairtheduke]

You can tell how much this means to him. Feel for him

[@fabriserra]

As an Italian I rooted for Jannik but literally hated that the final had to be against Sascha, because I would have cheered for Zverev under any other circumstance. I think he deserves to win a major more than any other player on tour at this stage of his career, and the fact that he hasn't held one of those trophies yet also inlvoves bad luck.

[@douchopotamus3755]

Zverev is a domestic abuser

[@imalwaysright]

It’s simple. He needs to change his gamestyle and improve tactics. New coaching team. I appreciate his honesty in defeat.

[@lwinaye4617]

Seems like Father and brother can no longer improve him. Please get a consultant to work on your game.

[@s.b.2279]

Sinner seems unbeatable now, and keeps improving, however I found that Zverev improved more than others, including Sinner. His humility is probably the spark for his continuous improvement. Hopefully next match will be closer and I wish him to lift a Grand Slam trophy soon.

[@marusidz]

Sasha you're amazing on court and off court, you WILL get it!!

[@Donato93]

He is a great player. I hope he wins a grand slam in the coming year.

[@cathrynolley814]

Much respect to you Sascha you will get there.❤

[@priyautd]

You dont need to like an athlete.Those who are behaving like an absolute ASS to Zverev. You are THE ABUSER!The allegations made by said people expressed their wish to end the trial. ITS OVER All morale police stfu. Support your own. Don’t be rude in a sport environment

[@purple9rain]

yah i could not beleive the reporter asked the question. even more i can not beleive the person shouted that before the speech

[@elenapavone-rennie1801]

Nobody is behaving even sinner’s fans are acknowledging him and support him but someone won what do you want to do ?

[@peterholwill1170]

Huge, huge respect for Zverev, his honesty to admit Jannik a better player, does everything better than he does. Zverev had a serious ankle injury at the French Open 2022, had majpr surgery and was unable to play again that year.Since his return to tennis he has improved and is now World No.2 , 3 Grand Slam finals, no small achievement. Many players who come back after a serious injury never regain their previous form ; Domini Thiem an example. Sascha has won 23 titles, 7 of them Masters titles, Olympic Gold, Year end tour finals twice, 3 Grand Slam finals an incredible achievement and during the years of The Big 3. I hope Zverev wins a slam before he retires, but even if he does not, his achievements in tennis outstanding. Good luck at the French Open, I really hope he wins.

[@jessicashaw8025]

Feel for Sasha, hard enough to lose like that without having some loon shouting out in the crowd . Lots of support out here for you, stay strong

[@douchopotamus3755]

Zverev is a domestic abuser

[@Mona-LisaCaravaniez]

Sasha, you need to change your coach, after so many years! It's time. You are good enough and you'll win a GS.💚💚💚

[@pkj410]

He should get Serena's coach or Nadal's uncle 😊

[@EnricoMilani-f3m]

Immenso Sascha, gli italiani ti amano, sei il n. 2 al mondo, sai, siamo in 8 miliardi su questo pianeta e puoi essere fiero di essere il n.2. E sicuramente vincerai un grande slam.Auguri campione❤

[@skerimkerim8182]

Sasha all you need is to beleive in yourself. You'll do it, you have everything just beleive❤

[@brendabendigo27]

You will get one, Madison just got her 1st slam. When you can listen to her interview with the press, now I understand what held her back all these time eventhough she was a very strong player in the past. I know she now will be winning more!❤🙏

[@lynnperry3566]

He's a true sportsman.

[@tamiya77vanquish]

Great opponent besides the final result. I really hope Zverev will win at least one slam because he truly deserves it.

[@TB-vm9yr]

It will happen soon. Getting to a final is a great achievement

[@АлександрФридман-щ6д]

Great respect to Sasha!

[@Music.Sports.]

Sasha you will win that throphy one day. If you are able to reach the finals you will be able to grab one!

[@Nat-le4um]

Very honest interview, he said it perfectly. Sinner was better at everything today. Disappointed and sad for Sascha, he couldn't decide how to play Sinner, i saw he tried everything, drop ahots, volleys, baswline rallies, nothing worked. It happens, but i hate hearing that he isn't good enough! He wasn't good enough today, but has to believe that one day he will be good enough and go for it! Easier said than done, easy for us watching it from the couch and saying he should have done this and that. I'm sure he will work with his team and figure it out. Keep your head high Sascha! Good luck for the rest of 2025!

[@Shaun-m3w]

Halep lost 3 slam finals before winning French Open 2018 and Wimbledon 2019. Sascha, your time will come soon. You're very close....today wasn't your day but one day you'll surely hold the trophy and be proud of that...❤

[@tomgraham6071]

I think if Keys can do it, he certainly can. There is a danger of wanting it too much, which Keys kind of reflected upon in herself, and listening to Zverev here I think he has the right balance. He knows he can, but it might not happen, and if it doesn't but he's done all he can, then he's still a very good player who has achieved more than most.

[@paridhijain377]

Alex you are amazing , you will get everything you want. ❤❤

[@kolega427]

Head up Alex! You will win one of those for sure

[@margiefullalove6397]

Sascha you need to believe in yourself ❤

[@fazerofzanight]

Love zverev ❤❤

[@bimetsherojne233]

He is a great player despite no big trophy 🏆. Sad to hear he can’t see that he is nr 2 in the world and 100s players will be wishing to be in his place

[@twinwankel]

Sinner is in a class by himself right now. His movement and aggressive ground strokes are similar to Feds. His serve is getting better. If he could play more attacking tennis, shorten the points and play with more variety, it would be better for his career.

[@AnilKumar-xl2te]

There is void in every sportsperson’s life Jannic yet to win Wimbledon and French open You have great career You will reach one more goal soon

[@adriansalabanzi2250]

Respect to you brother. ❤️🔥🏆🎾🇲🇽 🇩🇪

[@pacific559]

Alex being very gracious here in responding to the questioning, especially in a dark hour. It's just an opinion, but some of these journalists should spend more time watching, analyzing, and getting into tennis - the story, the ups and downs, the preparation, than in the social media hype drip. This isn't the time to be asking about how Alex would react to (or maybe even hope for) Jannik's potential ban. Even Jannik felt bad for him

[@juliapyatt7854]

These journalists are evil vultures. They could care less about the players or the game

[@marcofimiani8568]

Gran signore Zverev nelle dichiarazioni. Mi auguro che possa vincerlo il tuo primo slam. Certo, per vincere, occorrerebbe non trovare Sinner o Alcaraz e questo potrà magari accadere

[@imvikaskohli]

Great tournament Sasha, Hope you win a grandslam soon

[@AlexanderMuller-cm8ki]

Kopf hoch Sascha 🇩🇪, Jannik Sinner 🇮🇹 war heute einfach zu stark 😕, jetzt vielleicht die vorbereitungs Turniere bzw die Südamerika Turniere erfolgreich gestalten auf Sand 🏜️

[@rosevillewoman2055]

This was so heartbreaking to watch. He maintained amazing composure but until he deals with mental demons won’t be able to win. I hope he gets the help he needs to become confident enough to win.

[@valentinwidmann76]

The funny thing is, that he says he served better than Sinner. But not even that is true😂

[@shyamchristian]

Thats sports for you it will make you humble and push you to the rock bottom and crash you, but the same time gives you a chance to have the glory one day ...... I personally feel for Sasha (so I am) he is a better player, and this loss will shape him good it's only small adjustments in his technique and more mental strengths will take him see new heights I wish him to get 4-5 trophies before his retirement.

[@douchopotamus3755]

Zverev is a domestic abuser

[@Fernwald84]

An honest and revealing interview. However I don't believe there is such a clear difference in ability between Sasha and Sinner. I think the most important difference is just "mental"--the ability to keep the level necessary to win regardless of what is happening at the moment on the court. I think the emphasis Sasha places on the difference in technical ability indicates the difference in mental resilience.

[@marcogattini1539]

I am italian and obvious a fan of JANnik but also support you too . I appreciate you like a man & tennis champion . Be satisfy of yourself for the incredible 2024 and 2 place on the race .& slam final you reach - congratulation Try to become more strong on mental approach , work on the forehand and be more courage on the topic moment - I will enjoy for your future success - good Luck xfor your future joruney- congr for your honesty & trasparency and added value you provide during interview -

[@sakshamteji6115]

Tennis has got its new gen djokovic and Nadal again. Alcaraz has got all the power, show and muscles of Nadal and even tasted success before Sinner(just like Nadal), but its actually Sinner who's being djokovic's replacement being consistent, flexible and incredible. Alcaraz= fan fav and show(like fedal) Sinner= actual successor of GOAT

[@z1az285]

Not so fast, Alcaraz is changing before our eyes and he has many more weapons plus the ability to hit any shot. plus unlike toni nadal he has a much better voach. you will see, he is not jannik but he will change for the better.

[@CliviaSaracino-ln1vo]

There’s a small problem with your logic. Neither Roger’s not Rafa’s game styles can be replicated or emulated in any way. ND’s style is easier to copy (mind you, I’m not saying “to execute as successfully and consistently”),there’s why most players now basically are ND 2.0. Hitting the lines, left,right, to the exhaustion of the opponent or till the opponent is force to an error, and hitting as strong as possible. I also honestly doubt Alcaraz is so much more a fan favourite than Sinner. And none of us can really know what will happen. It takes a rare breed to end your career with 20,22 and 24 (or quite possibly more) GS titles. You do a great disservice to Fedal to reduce their careers and games to power and show; just as you do to ND to reduce it to numbers. Regardless of anyone’s favourite among the big three I would encourage everyone to refrain from any unwarranted comparison. I am Italian and I am super impressed and happy and grateful for Sinner and his grace as a person. But we are always churning and hurrying to find the next GOAT, and we forget that the past 20 years have been a tremendous freak occurrence in sports history and we’ve been blessed to witness such rivalries. Now I understand the younger fans want to draw comparisons and are eager to declare the present champs even better than the past. It may very well even be the case. But it’s a tad early. Don’t give in to the hype. Don’t draw comparisons between apples and oranges. Sinner and Alcaraz are their own person. They don’t need to be the new ND,the New Federer, the new Nadal, the new nothing. They have enough personality to be them which is already plenty. BTW, I have never been a fan of AZ but I have to give him credit he showed a lot of growth in this interview. Not too long ago,he wouldn’t have been so objective or graceful after such a tough loss.

[@z1az285]

@@CliviaSaracino-ln1vo Very well said, excellent points. Every generation is unique and will have their own challenges as well as opportunities to set their legacies/ forge their own paths

[@yashpaldas2302]

Sei un grande Sascha e si per ora il più forte a non aver mai vinto uno Slam, spero un giorno, presto, di vedere questo cambiare e vederti sollevare un trofeo come sogni. Comunque la cosa più importante è essere un grande uomo e quello lo sei già