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I am so grateful to all those who supported me to become better through this journey. I look forward to supporting many more athletes to achieve their goals.
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Zverev becomes the only man born in the 1990s to have multiple major titles.
In his generation, he's arguably the only one still firing on all cylinders at this point in time.
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No mention of Neal Skupski or Alfie Hewett Grand Slam Tennis Titles on BBC News at 10. Just athletics exhibition races
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Neal Skupski should be a household name here in Britain, it's sad how little credit he gets. He's an amazing player and person. He's now only the second British man EVER to win three grand slam titles at three different tournaments, after Pat Hughes in 1936!! LEGEND!! 👏👏🇬🇧💕
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Zverev gave an emotional speech after winning the U.S. Open about his mom and how she helped him achieve his dreams despite struggling with diabetes
“I wanna thank one more person who’s never actually watching my matches but is the most important person in my tennis life and in my life in general.
When your 4 year old son gets diagnosed with diabetes, and doctors in the office tell you that life and sports will be very very limited for that child, it takes a very very strong mother to walk out of those offices and say ‘My son will be wherever he wants to be.
If he wants to be a tennis player he’ll be a tennis player. If he wants to do something else, he’ll do something else. But this illness will not define us.’ My mother is the most important and strongest person I know. It takes an unbelievably strong woman to do what she did.” 🥹
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Zverev on being told to end his career:
“My parents were nervous and scared. My mother cried. I was told, ‘You need to stop playing tennis. There's no way you can be a professional athlete with diabetes. It's impossible to play such a physical sport.' All of this really stuck in my mind and made me upset, to be honest."
Today, he is a Grand Slam champion for a second time. Inspiring. ❤️
Truly deserves it. So talented! After so many final defeats, finally wins 2 slams in 1 year 💪
#USopenfinals #ZVEREV
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HE DIDN'T REALIZE HE'D WON 🏆
Alexander Zverev exorcises his 2020 demons and defeats Shelton 6-3, 7-6, 5-7, 6-2 to win his first US Open title!
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New York. New Sascha. 🗽
Six years on from final heartbreak, Alexander Zverev is a US Open champion at last!
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The relationship between Bryan Shelton and Ben Shelton—as father and son, but also as coach and player—is probably one of the healthiest dynamics I’ve personally seen in sports.
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Novak Djokovic with a heartfelt moment to the crowd after his 1st round loss at the U.S. Open
He struggled with his body tonight, but kept fighting for 4 hours & 36 minutes at 39 years old
Leaving with grace and & nothing but love
What a legend. 🥹
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Messi becomes the all-time World Cup goal scorer that Ronaldo can only dream of! Congratulations Argentina 🇦🇷 #ARGAUT
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More greatness witnessed in sports tonight. Leo Messi became the all-time top goal scorer at the World Cup with 18 goals. GRANDE!
18 - Lionel Messi 🇦🇷
16 - Miroslav Klose 🇩🇪
15 - Ronaldo 🇧🇷
14 - Kylian Mbappé 🇫🇷
14 - Gerd Müller 🇩🇪
#ARGAUT
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How is Alcaraz the youngest ever to complete the Career Grand Slam when Steffi Graph exists?
Or do we only count women's records when it's Djokovic?

























