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Alexander Zverev looks ahead to French Open after triumph in Rome

Summary by The Japan Times

Alexander Zverev is gunning for the French Open after winning his second Italian Open title on Sunday, but warned of the ever-present danger posed by defending champion Novak Djokovic.

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The Independent

Alexander Zverev wins Italian Open with victory over Nicolas Jarry

The German laid down a marker for Roland Garros with a 6-4 7-5 victory.

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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NDTV

Alexander Zverev Beats Nicolas Jarry To Claim Second Rome Open Title

Alexander Zverev claimed his first title of the year and first since winning at Chengdu in September 2023.

2 months ago·New Delhi, India

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RTÉ

Zverev reigns in Rome after defeating Jarry

Alexander Zverev defeated Nicolas Jarry 6-4 7-5 in Rome to win his second Italian Open title.

2 months ago·Ireland

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Sueddeutsche Zeitung

Tennis: Alexander Zverev wins Masters tournament in Rome

The Olympic champion prevails in the final of the clay court tournament 6:4,7:5 against Chilean Nicolas Jarry. In doing so, Zverev proves that he is one of the extended circle of title candidates at the French Open.

2 months ago·Munich, Germany

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www.larazon.es

Zverev wins the Rome final against Jarry in a tour without a host: no tennis player has lifted two titles.

Que Alexander Zverev juegue la final de Roma no es extraño. Allí disputó por primera vez el último partido de un Masters 1.000 en 2017 (ganó a Djokovic) y repitió al año siguiente (perdió con Nadal). En 2024 ha conquistado el Foro Itálico por segunda vez ante el chileno Nicolás Jarry (6-4 y 7-5), que se estrenaba en un duelo así. Fue un encuentro protagonizado por el saque de ambos, especialmente el del alemán: tuvo un porcentaje altísimo de pri…

2 months ago·Spain

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Observador

Zverev returns to triumphs in Masters 1.000 tournaments, defeating Nicolás Jarry in Rome

The German tennis player Alexander Zverev, fifth in the world hierarchy, won the Masters 1.000 in Rome for the second time in his career, beating the Chilean Nicolas Jarry 6-4 and 7-5.

2 months ago·Portugal

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