US EditionCanada's Diallo Eliminated as Top Seed Zverev Advances on Home Clay in Munich
- On Thursday, German first seed Alexander Zverev defeated Canada's Gabriel Diallo 6-1, 6-2 at the BMW Open, remaining on track to defend his title in Munich.
- Diallo struggled with a back injury requiring on-court treatment after the first set, which impacted his serving as Zverev improved his career record against the Canadian to 2-0.
- The world number three converted 5 of 8 break points during the 73-minute match while Diallo committed 19 unforced errors, showcasing Zverev's dominance throughout.
- Advancing to the quarterfinals, Zverev will face Argentinian Francisco Cerundolo on Friday, saying "I am happy with the win."
- With compatriot Daniel Altmaier defeated by Slovak qualifier Alex Molcan, Zverev is the only German remaining, continuing his bid for a record fourth Munich title.
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No. 1 seed Alexander Zverev needed just 73 minutes to blow past Gabriel Diallo of Canada 6-1, 6-2 to advance to the quarterfinals of the BMW Open on Thursday in Munich.
Tennis superstar Alexander Zverev is a big fan of FC Bayern. Immediately after the semi-final entry in the royal class he showed his affection in front of the FCB pros.
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Tennis superstar Alexander Zverev is a big fan of FC Bayern. Immediately after the semi-final entry in the royal class he showed his affection in front of the FCB pros.
After the BMW Open Eighth Final, Alexander Zverev plays doubles with Marcelo Melo in Michael Oise's Bayern jersey.
Tennis pro Alexander Zverev has moved into the quarter-finals at the ATP tournament in Munich. The defending champion placed at number one defeated Canadian Gabriel Diallo in 73 minutes with 6:1 and 6:2.
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