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Zverev on Gym Work for No.1 Ranking
Alexander Zverev says fitness training keeps him competitive after becoming world No.1.
In brief
Alexander Zverev says fitness training keeps him competitive after becoming world No.1. Alexander Zverev credits off-season gym work for staying on top after reaching world No.1 ranking. Originally reported by UBITENNIS.
Zverev reaches world No.1
Alexander Zverev becomes world No.1 after defeating Tallon Griekspoor 6-4, 7-5 in Vienna.
Zverev's ranking milestone
At 29, Zverev is the second-oldest player to reach No.1 for the first time and second German to do so.
Zverev's fitness focus
Zverev says fitness training away from court is crucial for competing at the highest level.
Zverev's off-season training
Zverev trains four weeks in December with five or six hours of fitness daily and one hour of tennis.
Zverev's future goals
Zverev aims to challenge Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner after their Grand Slam dominance.
The one thing
Alexander Zverev credits off-season gym work for staying on top after reaching world No.1 ranking.
