Alexander Zverev explains what he didn’t like about his Rio Open in the first round, even though he won

The 27-year-old is once again the top seeds that performs a stronger performance in Brazil, and he has started a winning start.

Despite the winning of a victory, Zverev was not satisfied with the way he played and expects himself better, while the tournament is progressing.

What did Alexander Zverev like about his performance to start the Rio Open?

In his first game at the Rio Open, Alexander Zverev took over in his career against Yunchhaokete Bu.

The German started slowly when he saved a setpoint on his opponent’s surcharge before putting one tie -break one.

Zverev, who won only 71% of the points behind his first surcharge, opened a 4-1 lead in the second set.

However, BU found a way back and took the set 4: 4 before Zverev played the last two games to achieve a 7-6, 6-4 victory.

After the match, the world number two made it clear that he was not satisfied with what he produced in court. “Not a great match from me, but he played a good tennis,” he said.

“He made it difficult for me. Actually, it is surprising because you know that I really played here very well all week, so I hope that it is just the first game. “

Who will play Alexander Zverev in his next game?

Zverev booked a place in the 16th round in the Rio Open, where he will compete against Alexander Shevchenko.

The encounter on Wednesday will mark the first time that the couple will play against each other on the ATP tour.

Shevchenko won only three of the eight games he has played this season so far, and they came in the United Cup and Davis Cup.

His 6-4, 6-2 victory over Felipe Meligeni Alves in the Rio Open was a trust in a player who prepared himself for one of the toughest tests of his career.