Alexander Zverev storms home while opponent still on court after shock Mexican Open loss Blog By celebrityinfo.online On Feb 27, 2025 0 Share - Advertisement - Zverev Exits Acapulco Amidst Upset and Illness Concerns Alexander Zverev’s disappointing South American swing hit a new low in Acapulco, as he suffered a stunning upset at the hands of teenage qualifier Learner Tien. The world No. 6 was ousted in straight sets, 6-3, 6-4, in the round of 16 of the ATP 500 Mexican Open. - Advertisement - Tien, enjoying a breakthrough season, delivered a composed performance, overcoming a 4-1 deficit in the second set to seal the victory. While the 19-year-old celebrated his biggest career win on court, Zverev reportedly made a hasty departure. Despite pre-match announcements indicating he would fulfill media obligations regardless of the outcome, Zverev is said to have immediately left the stadium and driven away. - Advertisement - This early exit marks another setback for Zverev, following early losses in Buenos Aires and Rio. Tien, meanwhile, continued his impressive run, building on his recent success at the Australian Open, where he reached the last 16 after defeating Daniil Medvedev. “I just went out there and tried to control my side of the court,” Tien said, attributing his success to focus and composure. - Advertisement - Adding to the tournament’s woes, a potential illness outbreak has swept through the players. Casper Ruud withdrew citing a “stomach illness,” Tommy Paul pulled out with a “stomach ailment,” and Holger Rune retired mid-match, confirming he was suffering from “food poisoning.” Alex Michelsen also received medical attention during his match, though the nature of his issue remains unconfirmed. Rumors suggest Zverev himself may have been battling food poisoning, contributing to his lackluster performance and abrupt departure. The tournament has been plagued with reports of similar illnesses among players. - Advertisement - 0 Share FacebookTwitterGoogle+ReddItWhatsAppPinterestEmail
Zverev Exits Acapulco Amidst Upset and Illness Concerns Alexander Zverev’s disappointing South American swing hit a new low in Acapulco, as he suffered a stunning upset at the hands of teenage qualifier Learner Tien. The world No. 6 was ousted in straight sets, 6-3, 6-4, in the round of 16 of the ATP 500 Mexican Open. - Advertisement - Tien, enjoying a breakthrough season, delivered a composed performance, overcoming a 4-1 deficit in the second set to seal the victory. While the 19-year-old celebrated his biggest career win on court, Zverev reportedly made a hasty departure. Despite pre-match announcements indicating he would fulfill media obligations regardless of the outcome, Zverev is said to have immediately left the stadium and driven away. - Advertisement - This early exit marks another setback for Zverev, following early losses in Buenos Aires and Rio. Tien, meanwhile, continued his impressive run, building on his recent success at the Australian Open, where he reached the last 16 after defeating Daniil Medvedev. “I just went out there and tried to control my side of the court,” Tien said, attributing his success to focus and composure. - Advertisement - Adding to the tournament’s woes, a potential illness outbreak has swept through the players. Casper Ruud withdrew citing a “stomach illness,” Tommy Paul pulled out with a “stomach ailment,” and Holger Rune retired mid-match, confirming he was suffering from “food poisoning.” Alex Michelsen also received medical attention during his match, though the nature of his issue remains unconfirmed. Rumors suggest Zverev himself may have been battling food poisoning, contributing to his lackluster performance and abrupt departure. The tournament has been plagued with reports of similar illnesses among players.
