Read your first sentence out loud.

I agree with you! Also the reason that he's Russian came to my head, but Zverev is also Russian, so surely it can't be that, right? Regardless Djokovic and Medvedev have two things in common: being Slavic and being relentlessly booed at US open (and others) and feeding off of that energy.

@@RaveniusSFRJ Zverev was born in Germany. He's German. Would you ever argue that Tsitsipas is Russian?

@@timmyg44циципас вырос в Греции в русскогреяеской семье, Саша вырос в русской семье

@@timmyg44 Tsitsipas has a Greek father, and Zverev grew up in a Russian family. nationality is primary, citizenship is secondary

And it has😊

Karma? 😂😂

Being rich is not a crime and like poor people some rich people do commit crimes. Some rich people have personality problems and so do some poor people.

And what‘s the difference to the formula 1 show? That went pretty well

Medvedev may be a bit of a dick sometimes but as far as I can tell he's done nothing on the same calibre that Zverev has. Where Medvedev merely antagonises umpires, Zverev went so far as to attempt to almost take a chair umpire's feet off in an act of intimidation after a correct call he didn't like. (Using this as an example over the allegations because in spite of substantial evidence backing them it's not going to be concrete until May, when he's set to stand trial, but Meddy also seems to treat his wife and daughter very well, especially compared to what Zverev is alleged of).

I hate you, 🤑🤑🤑

@MistahhMingus If you are honest you would realize hating someone you don't know and only have heard unverified sources about is somewhat irrational.

@@vernonfrance2974 no, I’ve gathered enough information from him, his on court behavior in front of cameras and live television is bad enough and raises enough red flags that I’m scared of what Alexander Zverev has done to women behind closed doors. I think anybody who at least isn’t concerned that he behaves like an angry abusive child on court and has 2 seperate domestic abuse allegations is not very intelligent

Yess! What a match. Way to go Medvedev ❤

*Olya Sharypova

Yep it’s called western propaganda

But he had the same sentiment since after that match. So yes the director probably use that drama to gain ratings.

@kirby4599 Maybe Medvedev has improved but some commentators don't think so. They base that on what he's done on the court. I do agree with you that the evidence has to be shown to establish guilt and until it has been that Zverev should be deemed innocent until proven guilty. Scorned women are known to be wrathful.

@@vernonfrance2974 Exactly. The first accuser is obviously mentally unstable. She admitted she twice injected herself with his insulin and begged twice for him to take her back. He was not the one that tried to prevent her from dumping him. It was the opposite. His father had to tell her to leave him alone. ATP did a more than a year long investigation with a third party investigation firm and found there was insufficient evidence to support her claims. That is why she went to a known disreputable sensationalist reporter instead of the police.She is likely just very bitter and vengeful because she could not keep him. The second one is narcissistic and exploited her pregnancy online to get all the attention she could. She is probably bitter that he did not marry her when she was pregnant or just wants more money. We will find out at the trial. He could have paid a fine like Nick Kyrgios who admitted he shoved his girlfriend but instead requested a trial to have evidence weighed. His lawyer said they have medical evidence that will be shown at trial that will prove her allegations are not true. We will find out at the trial. Further to note Zverez current girlfriend has stayed with and traveled with him for almost 3 years and has completely publicly supported him. Why would she stay with him that long if he was so abusive? She is a successful model and actress and clearly an independent woman who does not need to stay that long in abusive relationship.

But the switched side is true…. So what’s the big deal

@@jkjkjk100 I agree the netflix episode is a bad move from Zverev, but you know nothing about the backgrounds of their dispute nor the domestic violence abuses

@@henryschmidt5025 oh german defending another german. I know about what’s going on. What this video said about zverev is true… the video pointed to the allegations, did not make claims that zv

Sasha is that you? Still hitting the net, the umpire chair or a woman again?

@idontknow1919 I don't know where you got your claim that this happened came from. Do you remember? Arguing with the chair umpire over where a ball hit should not be an issue since the technology is available to show where it hit.

@vernonfrance2974 It's on the Netflix show " Breaking Point" the episode where they feature Zverve

yes, his is agly and not smart.

He has won four matches at the Australian Open this year and now faces Carlos Alcaraz. That would indicate he is a very good tennis player, wouldn't it? You use the term "agly" to describe him. I looked it up and the dictionary states it is usually "agley." Here is an example of how that word is best known: "The best-laid schemes o' mice an' men gang aft agley." It famously appears in the poem by Robert Burns in the poem, "Of Mice and Men." There it t means astray. Anyway, what do you mean to say when you say Zverev is "agly?"

@@vernonfrance2974 he will get bashed by Alcaraz. His only redeeming features against Norrie was his serve and the consistency of his ground strokes. His movement is now awkward and slow. His desire to come forward is nil. He teed off on no second serves when the break was on. And he was gasping for breath at times. With the arrival of the new young guns, he is about to be relegated to the top 20.

Oops.@@timmyg44

He is one of the most arrogant players. Ferrero, Federer, meddy even tsitspas said that about zverev. He just know how to act in front of the camera and you are blind and naive as f*.

Thank you.

You obviously believe in gossip and have not really researched.

@@rosevillewoman2055 Yep, just like I believe in god and unicorns.

True. I am glad Medvedev won the match.

You've got this exactly right and the AO has exactly the same goals with the addition of "Supermoms"

@stephenrooks6174 I usually say anyway, but any way you say it, if you say it too often it has a way of becoming tedious.

"Tennis etiquette." Lol

they talked about kyrgios’ assault allegations

@@aaron.y2k It wasn't "assault." He was trying to leave and she got in his way as he was attempting to get into an Uber, I think. He pleaded out because it was easier and cheaper than defending himself in the courts. Putting NK in a category with Seyboth-Wild or Zverev is ridiculous.

"Someone who plays dirty like Medvedev" "All that background and history with Zverev is irrelevant in this case and incident" The Netflix episode that seemingly depicted Medvedev as a villain, which I believe is an inaccurate portrayal. On the contrary, Zverev's history appears to be more relevant in this context. As you may be aware and the clip shows, in 2022, Alexander received the most severe punishment from the ATP for his shocking attack on the umpire chair during the Mexican Open and certain off-court issues. Alexander Zverev is known for his rude behavior and considerable ego. On the other hand, Daniil Medvedev, who may have had some past concerns regarding previous behavior has consistently been regarded as one of the most well-liked players both on and off the court. [If Zverev was affected by the tactics employed by Medvedev during the game/match, I believe it is important for Zverev’s team to address this issue and provide the necessary support to ensure Zverev’s mental resilience] Additionally, I wanted to share an observation regarding the head-to-head matches between both players in 2023. Medvedev emerged as the winner in five out of six matches, with the last two victories going to Medvedev in straight sets.

@joelmvdqp hardly an argument. That bashing of the umpire chair comes AFTER the conclusion of the match, therefore an outscome/result has been determined ALREADY, so no gamesmanship was employed to affect the opponents DURING the match. Medvedev uses various ways DURING the match to distract his opponents. That's different. Everyone knows closing our a match is hard enough as it is with nerves in the way, let alone Medvedev playing his mind games and delays with you.

Yeah this video was trash

Still he is in the finals and your loser women beater zverev is not. Go cry about it 🫶🏻

They say "never say never" because it is possible that a woman's account of what happened could be accurate. It is just unlikely. Still it needs to be investigated in a court of law following requisite procedures to try to ascertain its veracity.