‘Special’ feeling: Zverev celebrates rise to world No. 1 after landmark season
PARIS, Nov 3 — Alexander Zverev said Monday that rising to world number one was a special feeling as he heads into...
Alexander Zverev expressed that becoming world number one was a "special feeling" as he heads into the Paris Masters with the assurance of being at the top of the rankings for the rest of the year. The German tennis player, 29, had been anticipated to become a dominant force in men's tennis; however, injuries and the ascent of Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz left him without a Grand Slam title until his victory at the French Open this year.
Zverev added the US Open to his trophy collection in September and celebrated on court with the ATP world number one trophy at the Paris Masters, where he is the top seed. While winning his first Grand Slam was a different type of emotion filled with "heartbreaks, tough moments, and losses in finals," Zverev stated that clinching the Paris Masters title is a completely unique experience.
He emphasized that winning a Grand Slam is the most significant tournament in tennis, but the Paris Masters win feels equally special because it requires playing the best season of the year. Zverev will commence his Paris Masters campaign on Wednesday against Italy's Lorenzo Musetti, with whom he has lost three out of their five contests.
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