Zverev: "I see myself ready to win a Grand Slam".
Having qualified for his third Grand Slam final, Alexander Zverev has yet to win a tournament of this magnitude.
This Sunday, he will have the opportunity to correct that. In his post-match conference, he said he felt ready and revealed the effort he had put in.
He says: "Right now, I see myself ready to win a Grand Slam.
After the US Open, I realized that I had to improve in certain areas if I was to realize my dream, and I've made a lot of effort to fine-tune my physical condition.
I decided to hire Jez Green as my fitness trainer, with whom I've worked for seven years.
When I was with him, I considered myself to be one of the strongest guys physically, and in the final against Carlos Alcaraz at Roland-Garros, what happened was that I was physically exhausted.
I don't want that to happen to me again, which is why I came back to him."
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