Alexander Zverev Sets Sights on First Grand Slam Title in 2025

The world number two enters the new tennis season with an aggressive strategy and a focus on the United Cup and Australian Open.

Alexander Zverev aims to win his first Grand Slam title, a goal he has set for the next six to seven years of his career.
The German tennis star plans to adopt a more aggressive playing style to improve his performance in critical matches.
Zverev begins his 2025 season at the United Cup in Australia, where Germany faces Brazil and China in the group stage.
The United Cup introduces a new feature allowing tactical timeouts during doubles matches, a first in professional tennis.
Despite a successful 2024 season with 69 wins and two Masters titles, Zverev remains focused on achieving greater milestones, including becoming world number one.