In a shocking turn of events, Alexander Zverev has been forced to withdraw from the United Cup due to a concerning issue with his right biceps, leaving fans on edge as they await news of his recovery. The German tennis star, currently ranked No. 2 in the ATP, was slated to face Alexander Shevchenko, after Elena Rybakina dominated Laura Siegemund 6-3, 6-1 earlier in the match. With the Australian Open just around the corner, Zverev’s injury raises serious questions about his participation and prospects for the upcoming season.
While Zverev’s future on the court hangs in the balance, tennis legend Andy Roddick has heaped praise on the German’s serve, calling it the most efficient in the world. On his Served with Andy Roddick podcast, Roddick marveled at Zverev’s ability to land over 75% of his first serves, a stat that’s almost “a joke” in its efficiency.
