Zverev shines in Vienna: Sovereign opening victory in just 67 minutes!

Zverev shines in Vienna: Sovereign opening victory in just 67 minutes!

Wien, Österreich - Alexander Zverev impressively demonstrated his class on the first day of the ATP tournament in Vienna. The German tennis player defeated the Austrian local hero Joel Schwärzler in a sovereign game 6-2, 6-2. For Zverev, the encounter only lasted 67 minutes, while it was clear against the 347th of the world rankings.

Despite his recent health problems, which are due to pneumonia, the Zverev, set to number one, showed no signs of weakness. Tokyo's Olympic champion gave his opponent little chance and dominated the first serve. Surprisingly, Zverev only stalled a bit during the match ball when he finally turned the fourth match ball.

The way to the round of 16

Zverev's next opponent has already been determined. In the round of 16, he will meet the winner of the game between the two Americans Alex Michelsen and Marcos Giron. This game could be an interesting encounter, since both players are known for their strong performance and Zverev is certainly required to call up their best form to collect the quarter -finals.

To prepare for the tournament as best as possible, Zverev also took part in a farewell game for the Austrian player Dominic Thiem, which took place in the Vienna Stadthalle. This event not only served as an emotional tribute to Thiem, but also offered Zverev the opportunity to familiarize himself with the home audience and to find out backwards before starting the tournament.

The services of Zverev in the run -up to the tournament and his triumphal entry into the event show that it continues to be one of the top players of the ATP. The pressure to play as a favorite in such a prestigious tournament should not be underestimated, but Zverev seems to be able to deal well with this responsibility. Fans and experts are excited to see how far the Hamburger will come in this tournament and whether it can hold its shape.

For further information and an in-depth analysis of the events as part of the ATP tournament in Vienna, it is worth taking a look at the reporting at www.radioherford.de .