“Will haunt him for the rest of his life!” – Alexander Zverev blowing up a 2-set lead against Daniil Medvedev triggers unnecessary domestic violence attacks on social media
Alexander Zverev's loss after holding a commanding two-set lead against Daniil Medvedev has triggered a wave of unwarranted domestic violence comments from fans.
Daniil Medvedev (L), Alexander Zverev (R) (Images via X)
Alexander Zverev came very close to securing the final spot at the 2024 Australian Open but missed it by an inch. Daniil Medvedev advanced to his third Australian Open final by defeating long-time adversary Alexander Zverev 5-7, 3-6, 7-6(4), 7-6(5), 6-3.
The World No. 3 faced difficulties reaching peak performance in the initial two sets, as Zverev managed to endure prolonged baseline exchanges against his opponent. Nonetheless, the 27-year-old champion displayed resilience, refusing to yield ground.
He compelled Zverev to engage in longer rallies and adopt a more proactive approach by advancing towards the net.
As Zverev lost this match unexpectedly, social media reacted swiftly, pouring down hate on the German. It should be noted that he has been facing domestic violence allegations from two of his former partners, and a criminal trial is due. He has been constantly getting hate due to this incident.
Zverev gets surrounded by hate after his AO loss
As expected, X users were quick to bring Zverev’s criminal trial upfront to spread negativity after his loss. He has been given several names, such as ‘girlfriend beater’ and ‘abuser’ on the internet.
The X (formerly Twitter) users did not hesitate and had no mercy on the German.
Sharing a wide spectrum of reactions online, here’s what fans have to say:
As Zverev is out of the Australian Open, relief will only come to him after his trial ends in his favor. Until then, Medvedev has secured a spot in the final and will be facing Jannik Sinner.
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Navya Mishra
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