The German tennis player Alexander Zverev, current number 3 in the world, generated concern during the press conference he gave after his elimination in the first round of Wimbledon by revealing that he has trouble “finding joy.”
After the surprising fall against French Arthur Rinderknech In the first round of Wimbledon, The 3 of the world of ATP, Alexander Zverevhe surprised to recognize that it costs him “Find joy”.
The German tennis player represented a new disappointment in a tournament of Grand Slam. Zverev confessed their mental health problems and that “Sometimes I feel very alone on the track. I have problems at mental level, I have been feeling it since after the Australian Open.”
However, he clarified that “I am trying to find ways to get out of this atroller, but I fall again. It is not a matter of tennis, I feel alone in life in general right now, and that is not pleasant.”
And continued: “I find it hard to find joy outside the court and I feel very but very alone. I had never experienced something like that. My problem is not tennis right now, but to find something inside me.”
Finally, he acknowledged that “I’m going to sleep without motivation for getting up the next day.”
Zverev He had a very early explosion at a professional level, quickly becoming number 3 in the world with only 20 years, which positioned him as one of the players with the greatest projection and one of the candidates to dominate tennis in the following years.
But he was drowned by that pressure and the constant criticism, a situation that could be generating this bad time to Zverev, that a few months ago complied 28 years.
Source: Ambito
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