Zverev justifies his participation in Buenos Aires: "I want to win the French Open".

Le 13/02/2025 à 13h01 par Clément Gehl

Alexander Zverev takes part in clay-court tournaments for the first time in February. He plays this week in Buenos Aires and will be in Rio de Janeiro the following week.

He justified his choice: "It's no secret that my main objective is the French Open. I want to perform well at Grand Slam tournaments.

I want to get started on clay as soon as possible to find my rhythm on this surface."

Having qualified for the quarter-finals in Buenos Aires following his victory over Dusan Lajovic, he will face Francisco Cerundolo.

Zverev, Alexander [1]

6

Lajovic, Dusan

4

Zverev, Alexander [1]

6

3

2

Cerundolo, Francisco [5]

3

6

Alexander Zverev

2e, 8135 points

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