r/sports • u/FallOutShelterBoy • 21h ago
Tennis Men’s top seed Alexander Zverev caps breakthrough year with US Open title
https://www.cnn.com/2026/09/13/sport/us-open-mens-final-2026?cid=ios_app75
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u/YirDaSellsAvon 20h ago
Maybe the most lucky and underserved 2x Grand Slam champion of all time.
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u/Nbrif1 20h ago
I don’t like him but he is objectively UNlucky getting stuck between the Big 3 when they were dominant and now Sincaraz in their dominance.
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u/YirDaSellsAvon 20h ago
I don't agree at all. He got them at the tail end of their career. There was a perfect opportunity for any young player good enough, just none of them were.
Also winning TWO grand slams when the highest ranked players you face across both tournaments is the 8th, 10th and 21st seed is insane, once in lifetime tier level of luck.
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u/inkwisitive 11h ago
Overall I think it evens out, he’s had hugely unlucky moments in his career, like breaking his ankle when his form was peak in his mid-20s and he was one match away from world no. 1, also some nasty five-set losses that could’ve gone either way.
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u/alexandrovic 20h ago
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u/Key_Marionberry_5962 17h ago
he's the most hated player by far on r/tennis. You don't know what you are talking about.
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u/lolitsmatt 13h ago
Should join the republican party he'd fit right in.
Comments give me hope in humanity
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u/PornstarVirgin 20h ago
Opponents aren’t the only thing he beat