In France expanding 2022, Alexander Zverev showed an impressive performance. The German player has reached the semi -finals and has an extremely attractive competition with Rafael Nadal. Even so, he unfortunately suffered serious injuries and had to give up, giving up the ticket to the final to the opponent.
Zverev then confirmed that he had 3 ligaments in his ankle and successfully operated. The German player then missed a series of expanded French tournaments, including the last two Grand Slam awards of the year, Wimbledon and US Open.
According to the original plan, Zverev will re -export in the Davis Cup group stage in September. However, he was unable to fight with his teammates in Germany when the injury appeared. The player born in 1997 said he had feet edema and needed more time to recover completely.
Up to now, it is not clear that the exact time Zverev will re -export. Chances are he will not return before the 2022 season ends. Talking about his brother's current injury situation, Mischa Zverev said:
“Sascha is currently practicing about five hours a day, plus other treatments. Sascha will only re -export when completely recovering from injury and feels good enough to play.
Currently, Sascha's situation is quite good. He will return soon, ”Mischa shared on Eurecort.
Besides, Mischa Zverev mentioned Novak Djokovic in this interview. He said he was very impressed with the return of the Serbian tennis player. Accordingly, after a break for a while, Nole has just won two consecutive champions at Tel Aviv Open and Astana Open.
“Nole had an extremely strong re -appearance. He came back and immediately won the two tournaments.
It was obvious that Nole was not injured and he only had a time to rest. However, Nole but he played with high confidence and always played hard. I am sure he will play well. That is really impressive, especially at the age of 35, ”Mischa said.
With the expansion of the semi -finals, Zverev climbed to second place on the ATP rankings. However, after the break time, the German player has now fallen to sixth place.
