Alexander Zverev was born to father Alexander Mikhailovich Zverev and mother Irina Zvereva in Hamburg, Germany. He comes from a sporting background as both his parents represented the Soviet Union ...

Last May, separate accusations of domestic abuse from Brenda Patea, the mother of Zverev's child, went to a German court. The case was settled, with the court telling the BBC: 'The decision is not ...

In June last year, Zverev’s lawyers said he had agreed to a settlement after the mother of his child, Brenda Patea, accused him of physical abuse, with a German court closing the case.

Two years ago, Zverev was issued a penalty order and fined £380,000 (€450,000) by a German court after being accused of physically assaulting another woman, the mother of his child. Zverev ...

His mom was the fourth-best women's player in the Soviet Union. For better living and tennis opportunities, the family relocated to Germany in 1991. Alexander Zverev's dad, Alexander Mikhailovich ...

Born in Hamburg in 1997 to Russian parents, Zverev was exposed to tennis from an early age through his mother Irina and father Alexander, who remains his coach. They moved to Germany after the ...

Australian Open fans didn’t hesitate to punch Alexander Zverev while he was down. After getting overrun by Jannik Sinner, 6-3, 7-6 (7-4), 6-3 in the men’s singles final Sunday to give the ...

Alexander Zverev has been trying for a decade to win a Grand Slam and has overcome an array of challenges to put himself on the brink of a breakthrough at the Australian Open.