Alexander Zverev says winning Novak Djokovic at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics was the most emotional

It’s been a fascinating season for tennis fans around the world, thanks to back-to-back action tournaments. However, when they find time to breathe in the middle of an eventful year, fans will once again return to one significant moment. At the helm of Olympic gold medalist Alexander Zverev, he turns his ship back to Tokyo and recalls the moment when he defeated Novak Djokovic at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

Alexander Zverev rose to world titles at the Summer Olympics after winning gold in the men’s singles series. However, when he cruised to the finals, he once won the believed unstoppable, Novak Djokovic. After the semi-final win, the world thanked Zverevs for his incredible performance even before he won the final prize. Again in his moments of magic, he explained what it was like to win the best in the world.

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Very special to me- Alexander Zverev

Novak insulted behind three Grand Slam championships in Tokyo. Therefore, in the future, he was Gold’s undisputed favorite. However, when Zverev came from behind to defeat the Serbian maestro, it was a surreal sight.

Thinking about his victorious victory, he said: The most emotional part was probably when I won Novak and secured the medal for Germany because I’m in the finals. The worst thing that can happen is silver. Apparently I’m not someone who uses a lot of silver, so I wanted gold.

But it was very emotional for me because he is the best player in the world. This year he no doubt won 3 big hits, he is amazing.

He also added, It seems like no one can beat him in a big match, and you know after you did it the same way I did because I was down in the series and also on a break, it felt very special to me.

The golden boy is back

The heroes of Alexanders in the summer games will be remembered forever. No doubt he has etched his name in the history books of the sport. However, dissatisfied a bit, he sets out in search of greatness, performing in Cincinnati Western and Southern Open.World No. 5 started its campaign batting Lloyd Harris on the dominant live screen.

Continuing, he will face Argentine Guido Pella in the 16th round. Thanks to their great shape, this season fans are once again waiting for a 24-year-old look. However, will he maintain his deep reputation or will he sink into pressure?

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