The ATP’s passive approach to misconduct allegations has been in the spotlight over the past year after the ex-girlfriend of world No. 4 Alexander Zverev alleged that he assaulted her on ...

Tennis star Alexander Zverev reached an 'out-of-court settlement' in June 2024 following a trial in Germany for his domestic violence allegations.

The investigation was carried out over 15 months by the Illinois-based Lake Forest Group, which, per the ATP, conducted “extensive interviews with both Sharypova and Zverev, and 24 other ...

The coverage echoed much of that surrounding Zverev. During his first four matches at last year’s U.S. Open, ESPN made no mention of domestic violence allegations.

NEW YORK — Olympic tennis gold medalist Alexander Zverev again denied abuse allegations made by a former girlfriend and said Friday he would support the introduction of a domestic violence ...

The ATP is investigating domestic abuse allegations made by world No. 4 Alexander Zverev’s ex-girlfriend, the governing body for men’s professional tennis announced Monday.

In his statement on Monday, Zverev said: “I have always been in full support of the creation of an ATP domestic violence policy. Moreover, I welcome the ATP investigation in the matter and have ...

More specifically, we've heard it being repeated over and over in response to the domestic abuse allegations by Olga Sharypova, the ex-girlfriend of World No. 7 Alexander Zverev.

The German men's world No.6 has been accused of (and denied) domestic violence against two women, one of whom is the mother of his child. On the second season of the Netflix pro tennis docudrama ...

Fresh allegations against Zverev of domestic violence against a different ex-partner emerged in 2023, with the 26-year-old ordered by a Berlin court in November to pay a €450,000 fine.

Zverev settled his domestic violence case with ex-girlfriend Sharypova in June 2024, as reported by DW News' Jonathan Crane. The "out-of-court settlement" was revealed the morning of his semi ...