Zverev Criticizes Lengthy Tennis Season

The world-ranked number two calls for a shorter season to allow players more rest and family time.

Alexander Zverev has openly criticized the current eleven-month tennis season, describing it as excessively demanding for players.
Zverev highlights the lack of downtime, stating he has spent minimal days at home this year, affecting his personal life.
He suggests incorporating Saudi Arabia into the tennis calendar to potentially reduce the overall season length.
Zverev plans to skip the Davis Cup final in Malaga to manage his schedule better, focusing on family time.
Despite the hectic schedule, Zverev will resume competition at the United Cup in Australia starting December 27.