Overview
- Alexander Zverev, Germany's top tennis player, is set to face trial in May 2024 for allegations of physically abusing his ex-girlfriend, Brenda Patea.
- The trial dates coincide with both the French Open and Wimbledon, potentially impacting Zverev's participation in these tournaments.
- Zverev was given a penalty order and fined €450,000 in October 2023, but contested the order, leading to the upcoming trial.
- Despite the allegations, Zverev has been allowed to continue competing and was recently elected to the ATP Player Advisory Council.
- Zverev's lawyers have refuted the allegations and questioned the forensic evidence used by the court.