Alexander Zverev starts the tournament in Wimbledon. He has to prove himself against the Frenchman Arthur Rinderknech. The live ticker.
He wants his first Grand Slam victory. But Alexander Zverev in Wimbledon Match has to prove himself for match. It starts on Monday evening in the first round against the Frenchman Arthur Rinderknech. The game is available here in the live ticker.
3: 2 – Strong from Zverev, which brings his surcharge to zero. Apparently he took a few minutes to get in. Does he now sniff the break again?
2: 2 – Now beefknech with problems with your own service. Zverev is developing a 0:40 and thus three break balls. Rindknech fell the first by ASA, the second the German puts a forehand on the side and the third is Rinderknech back on the spot again. He adds one more afterwards, has a game ball, which he uses directly through a service winner.
2: 1 – Now Zverev is also better in the rhythm, the lead will get back. When it comes to aces, he leads 2-0.
1: 1 – The first serve game Rinderknech is much more easy. The world ranking 72. Get it to zero and compensate for.
1: 0 – Zverev begins the game with its own serve and has to ward off two break balls directly. Thanks to a forehand error from Rinderknech and a service winner, he succeeds. Connecting the Frenchman undermines a return error, which gives Zverev the lead. A shaky start for the German.
Before the start – There is a curfew in Wimbledon. Due to the disturbance of residents, a maximum of 11 p.m. local time (midnight German time) may be played. That means: Zverev is on the court for a maximum of two hours tonight. Very likely the match will have to be played tomorrow.
Before the start – Zverev and his French opponent had to be patient for a long time, now they can finally go to the square. The game is played on the Center Court under closed roof.
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