'I've never heard Rafa, Roger or Novak mention money' - Mats Wilander questions Alexander Zverev's motivation

Alexander Zverev needs to «get it together» and focus on being the best rather than the money he makes, according to Mats Wilander. Zverev was beaten in straight sets in the Australian Open fourth round by Denis Shapovalov in one of the shocks of the tournament. Ad/> Speaking in Eurosport’s Cube, Wilander suggested that Zverev may not have had the correct attitude ahead of the match and recalled comments the world No.

3 made following his third round win over Radu Albot. Australian Open‘Entertainer’ Kyrgios reaching ‘superstar’ status like Federer or Nadal8 HOURS AGO Asked by Eurosport’s Alize Lim about the sacrifices he had made to make it tennis, Zverev spoke of the financial rewards of being a top player. “It’s a sacrifice but it’s something I enjoy doing.

I can make good money from it, and good living with it,” he said. 'You still have to make an effort' — Becker reacts to 'very disappointing' Zverev loss Shapovalov shocks Zverev to reach AO quarters for the first time 'I love this court' — Shapovalov delighted with shock win over Zverev Following the Shapovalov defeat, Wilander was quick to point out that the very best in the business rarely speak about finances as their motivation. “I thought it was interesting when you asked him about sacrifices that you make when you're on tour," Wilander told Lim.