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‘Thought it was 5-1’: Zverev reveals how he missed US Open win, names the best
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Alexander Zverev won his first US Open title after a six‑year wait, defeating Ben Shelton in four sets. The German said the pain from his 2020 final loss has faded and praised rivals Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz when at their best.
WHY IT MATTERS
Zverev's victory ends a long title drought and signals a shift in the men's tennis hierarchy.
After a lengthy six-year journey, Alexander Zverev has clinched his first US Open title. He triumphed over Ben Shelton in a challenging four-set showdown on Sunday, marking his second Grand Slam title this year. Zverev expressed that the pain from his 2020 final defeat has finally faded. He also acknowledged Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz as formidable competitors when they are in peak condition.
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