Alexander Zverev practices with Aslan Karatsev at 2022 Indian Wells

The ATP confirmed they were investigating the incident and earlier this week confirmed the world No 3, Zverev had been found guilty of a ‘major offence’.
He was given a hefty fine and narrowly avoided a ban, with the men’s tour ruling that an eight-week suspension would only be imposed on Zverev if he incurs a further code violation in the next year that results in a fine for verbal or physical abuse on-court or on-site, or unsportsmanlike conduct of a disrespectful or aggressive act.
The Olympic champion played his first event at Germany’s Davis Cup tie against Brazil last week but is now competing in his first ATP-sanctioned tournament since the Mexico Open withdrawal in Indian Wells, and has opened up on what he called the “worst moment of his life.”
"It still is embarrassing for me now. Walking around the locker room, it's not a nice feeling,” Zverev admitted ahead of his BNP Paribas Open campaign.
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[@unknownvitster]

Karatsev has lost some of his mojo. You can see that his confidence has waned.

[@YSMiracle]

Is that Karatsev on the other end? If so, why not put him in the title as well? I'm sure his name will bring more views.

[@LetsPlayTennisTV]

You are right. It was in fact, Aslan Karatsev. Thank you for the reminder!

[@nguyenquocan01]

vid would get even more view if he didnt include zverev in the title as well heh

[@nicolasmts3264]

Well.. they're both out

[@vitamin999999]

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[@HT_Ray]

Nice work dude!

[@LetsPlayTennisTV]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@가나다-v6s7w]

고퀄리티네요.. 구독했읍니다

[@LetsPlayTennisTV]

감사합니다 ☺️