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Serena Williams' coach slams John McEnroe over remark after Alexander Zverev's US Open triumph

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John McEnroe has received a great deal of backlash for his comments at the start and end of this year's US Open.
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Alexander Zverev's triumph at the US Open was overshadowed by a wave of criticism directed at tennis legend and ESPN commentator John McEnroe. Immediately after the final point of the Arthur Ashe, in which the German defeated the home team's Ben Shelton 6-3, 7-6(2), 5-7, 6-2, McEnroe ended his broadcast with the words: "Get well soon, Carlos and Yannick, please."

The German became champion of the United States Open after beating Ben Shelton in four sets and taking revenge on his defeat in the final of 2020.

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