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Griekspoor Beats a Tremendous Stick to Zverev: "I Find It Hard to Watch Him Play"

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Countless Dutchman's words, pointing out that he did not see the end of the past US Open and joined in the criticisms of fellow costumers for the excessive amount of boats the German needs.

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Alexander Zverev won the second Grand Slam tournament of his career on Sunday with the US Open, but afterwards the German was not showered with nothing but compliments. Tallon Griekspoor watched the final on TV and was annoyed by the excessive bouncing during the second serve. The Dutchman is now receiving support from Boris Becker.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The Dutch tennis player, n°55 of the world, critic after the US Open Final. Then he backs up on social media: "This thing is getting out of hand" This article Griekspoor attacks Zverev: "I'm struggling to watch it. The US Open Final? Mediocre" comes from LaPresse

Countless Dutchman's words, pointing out that he did not see the end of the past US Open and joined in the criticisms of fellow costumers for the excessive amount of boats the German needs.

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Tallon Griekspoor has for everyone after the US Open: "Zverev to No. 1? No! And enough with all those bounces." And on Shelton he says: "Alcaraz should have beaten him, but he played a disastrous super tiebreak"

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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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