“Absolute Fraudulent performance” – Tennis Twitter mocks Alexander Zverev for shambolic loss against Carlos Alcaraz at 2023 Madrid Open

Alexander Zverev suffered a humbling defeat at the hands of Carlos Alcaraz in the last 16 of the 2023 Madrid Open.

“Absolute Fraudulent performance” – Tennis Twitter mocks Alexander Zverev for shambolic loss against Carlos Alcaraz at 2023 Madrid Open

Alexander Zverev (Source : Twitter)

Things have gone from bad to worse for Alexander Zverev, as the German was outclassed by Carlos Alcaraz at the 2023 Madrid Open. The German was defeated in straight sets by the in-form Spaniard, who dropped just three games to march into the quarterfinals.

Alexander Zverev will drop out of the top 20 rankings on the back of his poor results this season. The 2020 US Open finalist lost in the second round of the Barcelona Open a couple of weeks ago. He failed to make a notable impression at the Monte Carlo Masters as well, where he was defeated in the last 16.

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Alexander Zverev returned to action in early 2023, after a six-month injury layoff. The 2018 Nitto ATP Finals Champion has looked like a pale shadow of himself in the recent couple of months, which has caused this sudden dip in rankings. He will look to make some amends at the 2023 Italian Masters before we go into the all-important French Open.

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Rafael Nadal, Alexander Zverev
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Alexander Zverev attracted a lot of criticism last month when he gave his two cents on his semifinal clash against Rafael Nadal at the 2022 French Open. The German stated that he was the favorite to win the encounter, provided that he did not meet with an unfortunate injury. However, he clarified his comments, stating that the media twisted his words as usual. Tennis fans on social media were quick to react to the latest update concerning Alexander Zverev’s ranking next week.

Alexander Zverev ended as the runner-up at the 2022 Madrid Open, which explains his sudden drop in the rankings. The German’s best result this season came at the Dubai Open a couple of months ago, where he managed to reach the semifinals.

Barring his semifinal run in Dubai, the 26-year-old has often put on underwhelming performances this season.

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