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Alexander Zverev has been handed a suspended eight-week ban for smashing his racquet against the umpire’s chair at last month’s ATP 500 event in Acapulco, for which he was expelled from the tournament.
Alexander Zverev has been given an eight-week suspended ban for his attack on the umpire’s chair at the Mexican Open. World No.3 Zverev was disqualified from the ATP 500 tournament after hitting the chair in frustration following a doubles defeat.
The ATP have finally announced their findings from the investigation into Alexander Zverev's behaviour at the Mexican Open, deciding to place the German tennis star on a suspended eight-week ban. Zverev was immediately fined £31,000 and kicked out of the event back in February after he repeatedly bashed his tennis racket on the umpire's chair in a furious outburst.
World number three Alexander Zverev has been handed a suspended eight-week ban from ATP-sanctioned events following an investigation into his conduct at the Mexican Open last month.
Alexander Zverev was handed a suspended sentence on Monday following his violent outburst and disqualification in Acapulco last month, the ATP Tour said. The 24-year-old Olympic champion was banned for eight weeks and fined an additional $25,000 following his Mexico meltdown. The world number three had already been fined $40,000 for verbal abuse and unsportsmanlike conduct. However, both the ban and additional $25,000 fine will be suspended provided Zverev does not incur a further code violation in the 12-month period ending February 22, 2023.
World number three Alexander Zverev faces an eight-week ban from tennis if he repeats the behaviour which led to his expulsion from the Mexican Open.
Alexander Zverev has been handed a suspended eight-week ban by the ATP after the world No 3's angry outburst during the Acapulco Open, which saw him smash his racquet against the umpire's chair.
Alexander Zverev was handed a suspended sentence on Monday following his violent outburst and disqualification in Acapulco last month, the ATP Tour said.