In her second interview with Ben Rothenberg, Olga Sharypova has expanded on her first account from 2020 and given more details of the violence allegedly meted out to her by Alexander Zverev.

During a press conference at the US Open, Alexander Zverev denied allegations of domestic abuse by former partner Olga Sharypova and threatened legal action. But Sharypova gave a strongly-worded ...

Tennis star Alexander Zverev has denied allegations made by his ex-girlfriend that he tried to strangle her and hit her head against a wall at the 2019 US Open. Olya Sharypova, 23, dated the German… ...

Alexander Zverev and Olga Sharypova. The 2019 US Open was not the only time tennis star Alexander Zverev allegedly abused his then-girlfriend, according to a new account of their relationship history.

ALEX ZVEREV’s ex-girlfriend Olga Sharypova has made yet more domestic abuse claims – saying it got so bad that she even attempted to take her own life. Last week, the German, 23, denied… ...

Zverev continued to deny her accusations and faced no disciplinary action. The ATP is the Association of Tennis Professionals, the men’s professional circuits governing body. August 2021: Sharypova ...

In November 2020, Racquet magazine published "Olya's Story," an article that featured domestic abuse allegations from Zverev's ex-girlfriend, Olga Sharypova. Zverev denied the allegations.

Olga Sharypova said she inflicted scratches on the neck of Alexander Zverev, shown during the 2019 Shanghai Masters, while defending herself from an assault earlier that day.

In January 2023, the ATP, citing insufficient evidence, closed an investigation that had been launched after another ex-girlfriend, tennis player Olga Sharypova, accused Zverev of domestic abuse ...

Zverev previously denied abuse allegations from another former girlfriend, Olga Sharypova, who first made the accusations in 2020 and followed up in 2021 with a detailed account in a Slate.com article ...

Speaking with reporters Wednesday, Alexander Zverev denied allegations of physical and emotional abuse made against him by ex-girlfriend Olga Sharypova. Zverev posted a statement last Friday on ...

The ATP announced on Tuesday that it had concluded its 15-month investigation into abuse claims against German tennis player Alexander Zverev. Due to "insufficient evidence," the ATP will not ...