Alexander Zverev handed eight-week suspended ban but can play at Indian Wells

By Issy Ronald, CNN

Updated 1218 GMT (2018 HKT) March 8, 2022

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(CNN)Alexander Zverev will be allowed to play at Indian Wells, after receiving a suspended eight-week ban for his behavior at the Mexican Open in February.

Alexander Zverev smashes his racket on the umpire's chair moments after losing a doubles match of the Mexican Open tennis tournament in Acapulco, Mexico, on Feb. 22, 2022. The world no.3 yelled at the umpire and then repeatedly hit the official's chair with his racquet following a first-round doubles loss. Consequently, he was ejected from the singles tournament, fined $40,000, and forfeited the $31,570 in prize money that he had already accumulated, as well as all ATP Rankings points from the event.The ATP's Senior Vice President of Rules and Competition Miro Bratoev has now determined that Zverev committed