Zverev gets off to a good start in defending his crown

Le 28/07/2024 à 21h43 par Elio Valotto

Alexander Zverev was eagerly awaited.

Outgoing Olympic champion, the German didn't need much time to readapt to the surface.

A finalist at Roland-Garros a few weeks ago, the world number 4 needed just under an hour and a half to win (6-2, 6-2).

Solid on his serve and with a great impact in the exchange, Zverev didn't leave much to be desired from an over-attentive Jaume Munar.

In the next round, he will meet Tomas Machac, one of the rising stars on the circuit.

Zverev, Alexander [3]

6

Munar, Jaume

2

Zverev, Alexander [4]

6

Khachanov, Karen [12]

3

1

Jeux Olympiques

Tableau

Alexander Zverev

3e, 5980 points

Jaume Munar

41e, 1138 points

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