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Alexander Zverev has laughed off unsubstantiated allegations that he pulled practice court rank over Cruz Hewitt and Ben Shelton in Shanghai this week.
Video emerged on social media (watch above) of world No.2 Zverev interacting with Australian players Hewitt and Jordan Thompson on the practice courts while preparing for matches at the Shanghai Masters.
The players appear somewhat confused as they talk, but no hostility is apparent.
One social media user claimed that Zverev had turned up 80 minutes late for his scheduled practice session, and that his tardiness had forced Hewitt and world No.4 Shelton from court five to court 10 to have a hit.
Alexander Zverev and Cruz Hewitt's interaction has gone viral after the former was accused of pulling rank on the practice courts.
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A day of strong emotions will be experienced this Sunday, October 11, at the ATP Masters 1000 Shanghai 2026, with the third-round matches taking place in the upper part of the draw. There are beginning to be clashes among the seeded players, and media attention is focused on what Alexander Zverev can achieve, competing without the pressure of fighting for ranking goals and with the hope of adding what would be his first Masters 1000 of the season.
The German will face Quentin Halys in the first match of the night session, which starts at 12:00 PM in mainland Spain, the Balearic Islands, Ceuta, and Melilla. Subsequently, it will be Alejandro Davidovich's turn, the only Spanish player in action that day, who will measure forces against Frances Tiafoe in what is expected to be a significant test for the player from Málaga. He arrives with good momentum and hopes to achieve one of those victories that can act as a turning point in his career.
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ATP Shanghai is reaching the point where reputations count for less than what players can produce under pressure. Ben Shelton faces one of the tournament’s emerging French talents in Arthur Gea, while Hubert Hurkacz must deal with a home player who has already pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the week. Alexander Zverev and Frances Tiafoe also face tricky tests as the draw tightens. With a place in the last 16 on the line, there is little room for a slow start. As always, we here at LWOT will be offering our predictions for every match on the schedule. But who will advance?
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The 2026 Rolex Shanghai Masters is into its third day with a jam packed schedule consisting of 16 Round of 64 matches. As ever, we preview and predict all the scheduled matches for you.
Alexander Blockx has enjoyed a good year and should come into this matchup with plenty of confidence. Quentin Halys has been serving well and can make this difficult if he gets enough free points, but Blockx has shown that he can handle himself well on hard courts. His consistency from the baseline should give him the edge in the longer exchanges. Expect Blockx to start strongly and progress.
Prediction: Blockx in 2
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Top tennis aces and legions of fans have descended on Shanghai for the 2026 Shanghai Rolex Masters which officially kicked off on Monday, with the tournament serving up a city-wide tennis celebration that is driving tourism and consumption across the east China metropolis.
As the only elite-level 'ATP Masters 1000' event in the entire Asia-Pacific region, the tournament has attracted a series of big name stars including grand slam winners Carlos Alcaraz and Alexander Zverev, while Chinese players including Bu Yunchaokete, Zhang Zhizhen and Wu Yibing will hope to delight the home crowds.
With the event landing towards the end of China's week-long National Day holiday celebrations, the spectator demand has soared, with tickets for the first day of qualifying on Monday being sold out two days in advance.
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Novak Djokovic won his last Grand Slam at the US Open in 2023
Novak Djokovic battled back from a set down to defeat top seed Alexander Zverev and book his place in the China Open semi-finals.
The 39-year-old Serbian triumphed 4-6 6-4 6-4 against world number two Zverev and will play Daniil Medvedev in the last four.
Djokovic's victory over Zverev dented the German's quest to finish the year as the world's number one-ranked player.
"These are the kind of moments that I still play for, compete for," Djokovic said.
"The motivation is big when you are feeling good and competing at par with the best players in the world in front of 15,000 people.
Novak Djokovic rolled back the years to oust Alexander Zverev from the China Open on Sunday, beating the top seed 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 to set up a semi-final with Daniil Medvedev.
The 39-year-old electrified a packed crowd in Beijing, where he extended an astonishing winning streak to 32 matches. Djokovic got off to a poor start, double-faulting twice in the first game to help Zverev, a decade his junior, break serve instantly.
Boos filled the stadium soon afterwards when the umpire agreed to replay a point Djokovic had won, after Zverev complained about a flicker in the LED panels during play. The German saw out the first set from there, but a valiant Djokovic roared back to seal the second with a cross-court winner to break serve and force a decider.
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After Novak Djokovic survived a thrilling test Friday against Bu Yunchaokete at the 2026 China Open in Beijing, perhaps some top seeds will be feeling the pressure Saturday going into the final rounds at the ATP 500 event. There are five ATP matches scheduled on Saturday at the Beijing event, with LWOT providing predictions, as always. Who will advance?
De Minaur cruised in an opening round win over Mariano Navone, while Halys–despite a career-best season and first ATP Tour title–has struggled on hard courts compared to the slower clay. Halys, notably, did get close to stunning World No. 2 Alexander Zverev at the US Open, suggesting the Frenchman and his big serve can overpower anyone on a good day. De Minaur, notably, can be beaten with aggressive tennis, but the Aussie’s speed and consistency can trouble a bigger server like Halys. Expect De Minaur to feel comfortable on court Saturday, reaching the quarterfinals.
Prediction: De Minaur in 2
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Alexander Zverev received a replica trophy following his French Open win (Image: Getty)
Tennis fans did little to hide their frustration with the French Tennis Federation (FFT) after Alexander Zverev received an "embarrassing" trophy following his heroics at Roland Garros.
On June 7, Zverev ended his agonizing wait for a Grand Slam title upon defeating Flavio Cobolli 6-1, 4-6, 6-4, 6-7, 6-1 in the French Open Final. The 29-year-old previously secured runner-up finishes at the 2020 U.S. Open, 2024 French Open, and 2025 Australian Open before emerging victorious on the Philippe-Chatrier court.
Upon returning to Germany this weekend, Zverev was warmly welcomed by the crowd that gathered at the Center Court of the Terra Wortmann Open. As patrons rained down cheers, he proudly held up a comically small Coupe des Mousquetaires trophy.
Alexander Zverev is making his return to action at the Halle Open, marking his first appearance since Roland Garros.
The German secured his maiden Grand Slam title in Paris, taking down Flavio Cobolli in the final to complete a remarkable tournament run.
Since then, Zverev hasn’t featured in any events. He pulled out of this week’s Stuttgart Open as he continues to manage his schedule carefully.
Zverev’s opponent for that return has now been revealed, with the world No 4 set to take on qualifier Oscar Otte. The match will be played on Tuesday, June 18th.
Zverev’s first match back is against world number 65 Vit Kopriva, marking the German’s debut on grass for the 2026 season.
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