Alexander Zverev was born on April 20, 1997 in Hamburg, Germany, and today he celebrates his 25th birthday.
As early as his adolescence, Zverev showed great competitiveness. After winning the Australian Open Junior Men's Singles title in 2014, he once again became the World No. 1 men's singles champion in the Junior Category (briefly topped in October 2013).
Zverev then began to focus on ATP events and quickly achieved good results. In the 2015 season, the German youngsters have accumulated a 14-17 tour singles record and are the youngest players in the top 100 with a world ranking of No.83.
Looking back at Zverev's earlier years of campaigning, it can be described as "smooth sailing", after entering the top 100 in the world ranking, he won the first tour title in 2016.
At the 2016 St. Petersburg Open, Zverev reached the ATP men's singles final for the third time in a single season and won the championship, and his opponent in the final was the famous Wawrinka.
Zverev also won the title as the first tour winner under the age of 20 under the age of 20 after Cilic in 2008.
After winning the first title, Zverev soon ushered in a new round of explosion, and in the 2017 season, he reached the top of the two Masters tournaments in Rome and the Rogers Cup, and the world ranking soared to third place at one point.
Among them, the achievement of the Rome Masters in defeating Djokovic to win the championship also made him the first post-90s player to win the Masters championship.
Zverev continued his strong performances in the 2018 season, reaching the final at the Madrid Masters and eventually finishing with Lectrim winning his third Masters title.
At the end of the 2018 season, Zverev defeated top players such as Federer and Djokovic on the stage of the ATP year-end finals to win the heaviest title of his career so far.
Perhaps the results of previous years are too dazzling, in recent seasons, with Thiem's first breakthrough in the Grand Slam and Medvedev's strong rise, the first to pick out Zverev has not achieved more dazzling results.
Of course, this refers to the Grand Slam title and the world number one title, Zverev's current best record in the four Grand Slams is still the men's singles runner-up in the 2020 US Open.
Last year was a season of outstanding results for Zverev, he won a number of titles including Olympic gold medals and year-end finals, and the four Grand Slams were in the quarterfinals, the final four, the fourth round and the final four.
There is no doubt that in the face of rookies, Zverev desperately needs a Grand Slam championship trophy to "stabilize" himself, but he was out early in the fourth round of the Australian Open at the beginning of this season...
So which Grand Slam tournament do you think Zverev is most likely to reach the top? Looking forward to your predictions! (Source: House of Tennis Author: Barbie)