Alexander Zverev's snide comments about Lorenzo Musetti's game
- Alexander Zverev lost to Lorenzo Musetti in the Rome Italian Open quarterfinal on Wednesday, ending his title defense.
- Zverev attributed his defeat partly to the different quality of balls used in Rome, which he said affected his aggressive playing style.
- He criticized the balls as "a joke" and explained they were slower and heavier, making it harder to hit winners against Musetti's strong defense.
- Both players recorded 20 winners, but Musetti won in straight sets 7-6, 6-4, marking his third win over Zverev and improving their head-to-head to 3-1.
- Zverev's frustration highlights ongoing concerns about inconsistent ball standards across tournaments, which could influence player performance and equipment regulations.
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