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Zverev Rips ATP Tour for Late-Night Matches After Finals Loss: ‘Absolute Disgrace’

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Alexander Zverev criticizes ATP Tour for its scheduling of late-night matches. The third-ranked German says he was at a disadvantage in Sunday's Madrid Open final. He conceded that he probably would have lost to Carlos Alcaraz even if he was "fresh" He also had to play late in Acapulco earlier this year.

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Zverev criticizes ATP Tour over late-night matches

By TALES AZZONI AP Sports WriterMADRID (AP) — Alexander Zverev has criticized the ATP Tour for its scheduling of late-night matches and says he was at a disadvantage in Sunday’s final against Carlos Alcaraz at the Madrid Open. The third-ranked Zverev was overpowered by the 19-year-old Spaniard in straight sets. Zverev concedes he probably would have lost to Alcaraz even if he was “fresh,” but says at least it would have been a “better final” if …

2 years ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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Zverev criticizes ATP Tour over late-night matches

2 years ago·Panama City, United States

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Indian Express

Alexander Zverev criticizes ATP Tour over late-night matches

The third-ranked Zverev was overpowered by the 19-year-old Spaniard in straight sets.

2 years ago·India

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ESPN

Zverev critical of late-night matches: 'Tired of it'

Alexander Zverev criticized the ATP Tour for its scheduling of late-night matches and said he was at a disadvantage in Sunday's final against Carlos Alcaraz at the Madrid Open.

2 years ago·United States

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Alexander Zverev criticizes ATP Tour over late-night matches - Sportsnet.ca

MADRID (AP) — Alexander Zverev criticized the ATP Tour for its scheduling of late-night matches and said he was at a disadvantage in Sunday’s final against Carlos Alcaraz at the Madrid Open. The third-ranked Zverev was overpowered by the 19-year-old Spaniard in straight sets. Zverev conceded that he probably would have lost to Alcaraz even if he was “fresh,” but said that at least it would have been a “better final” if he hadn’t had to go to bed…

2 years ago·Canada

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