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The 26-year-old Zverev, who is competing at the Australian Open this week, is accused of assaulting a woman during an argument in Berlin in May 2020.

Alexander Zverev's trial for alleged assault to begin in May

The 26-year-old Zverev, who is competing at the Australian Open this week, is accused of assaulting a woman during an argument in Berlin in May 2020.

Olympic tennis champion Alexander Zverev will stand trial for alleged assault in Berlin in late May but will not have to appear in court in person, German news agency dpa reported Monday.
The 26-year-old Zverev, who is competing at the Australian Open this week, is accused of assaulting a woman during an argument in Berlin in May 2020. Zverev has denied the accusation.
A court in Berlin issued a penalty order in October ordering Zverev to pay fines amounting to 450,000 euros ($493,000), but the player contested the ruling which meant the case went to trial instead. Penalty orders are used in Germany as a means of resolving some criminal cases without going to trial, if the suspect does not contest the order.
The dpa news agency said Zverev's trial will start on May 31, which is during this year's French Open. However, dpa cited a court spokesperson who said he will not need to make a personal appearance and can be represented by a lawyer.
The men's tennis tour ruled last January that Zverev would not face disciplinary action after its own investigation into domestic abuse allegations against him found &ldquo;insufficient evidence&rdquo; to substantiate the claims.
Zverev was a finalist at the U.S. Open in 2020, won the men's singles Olympic gold medal in 2021 and is sixth in the rankings. He will face fellow German Dominik Koepfer in the first round of the Australian Open on Tuesday.&nbsp;

The ATP had commissioned the investigation in October 2021 after Zverev's former girlfriend, Olya Sharypova, accused the 2020 U.S. Open runner-up of abuse.

No disciplinary action against Alexander Zverev after 'insufficient evidence' of domestic abuse

German tennis ace Alexander Zverev will not face any disciplinary action after an investigation into allegations of domestic abuse found "insufficient evidence" against him.



The ATP had commissioned the investigation in October 2021 after Zverev's former girlfriend, Olya Sharypova, accused the 2020 U.S. Open runner-up of abuse.

German tennis player Alexander Zverev will not face disciplinary action after an investigation into domestic abuse allegations against him found "insufficient evidence" to substantiate the claims, the men&rsquo;s professional tour said on Tuesday.
The ATP had commissioned the investigation in October 2021 after Zverev's former girlfriend, Olya Sharypova, accused the 2020 U.S. Open runner-up of abuse.
"Based on a lack of reliable evidence and eyewitness reports, in addition to conflicting statements by Sharypova, Zverev and other interviewees, the investigation was unable to substantiate the allegations of abuse, or determine that violations of ATP&rsquo;s On-Site Offenses or Player Major Offenses rules took place," the ATP said in a statement.
The 25-year-old Zverev, who won the singles gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics, has always denied the accusations. He is currently ranked 14th.
Although no disciplinary action will be taken, the ATP said it would reevaluate the determination "should new evidence come to light, or should any legal proceedings reveal violations of ATP rules."
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13-time French Open champion Rafael Nadal advanced to the final after 3rd seed Alexander Zeverev withdrew from the semifinal due to injury on Friday.
Zeverev made a superb start in the first set and broke Nadal's serve early but the 36-year-old champion showed who is the boss of clay court, pushing the first set into a tie-breaker and finally clinched it 7-6 (10-8).
After a 98-minute first set, the second set too went down the wire and Zeverev had to withdraw himself out at 6-6 after he twisted his ankle during the 12th game. Zeverev cried in pain and agony as he was taken out of the court in a wheelchair.
It was a sad end to a match which could have been regarded as one of the classics in tennis given the winner of the second set was not decided even after 3 hours of play.
Rafael Nadal will now clash with Casper Ruud on Sunday with an eye on his 14th French Open title and 22nd Grand Slam title.

French Open 2022 final: Rafael Nadal to clash with Casper Ruud on Sunday

Rafael Nadal, the king of clay eyes the 14th French Open title after Alexander Zerev’s bid to win a Grand Slam ended with an ankle injury in the semifinal clash on Friday.

It was a sad end to a match which could have been regarded as one of the classics in tennis given the winner of the second set was not decided even after 3 hours of play.

13-time French Open champion Rafael Nadal advanced to the final after 3rd seed Alexander Zeverev withdrew from the semifinal due to injury on Friday.
Zeverev made a superb start in the first set and broke Nadal's serve early but the 36-year-old champion showed who is the boss of clay court, pushing the first set into a tie-breaker and finally clinched it 7-6 (10-8).
After a 98-minute first set, the second set too went down the wire and Zeverev had to withdraw himself out at 6-6 after he twisted his ankle during the 12th game. Zeverev cried in pain and agony as he was taken out of the court in a wheelchair.
It was a sad end to a match which could have been regarded as one of the classics in tennis given the winner of the second set was not decided even after 3 hours of play.
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Rafael Nadal will now clash with Casper Ruud&nbsp;on Sunday with an eye on his 14th French Open title and 22nd Grand Slam title.

World No. 3 and Olympic champion Alexander Zverev has been expelled from the ongoing Mexican Open after his 'unsportsmanlike conduct', said the organisers of the ATP tournament on Wednesday. In Tuesday's match of the round of 16, the German Tennis player threw an unnecessary tantrum after the completion of the match that he and his partner Marcelo Melo lost to Britain's Llyod Glasspool and Finland's Harri Heliovaara. A video of the match shows Zverev foul-mouthing the referee of the match and smashing his racket at the official's chair three times. Zverev who was likely irritated due to a line call during the match first hit the chair and then rose again to verbally abuse the referee Alessandro Germani.Due to unsportsmanlike conduct at the conclusion of his doubles match on Tuesday night, Alexander Averev has been withdrawn from the tournament in Acapulco, the global Tennis governing body said.

Watch! Alexander Zverev attacks chair umpire, kicked out of Mexican Open 2022

Zverev&nbsp;who was likely irritated due to a line call during the match first hit the chair and then rose again to verbally abuse the referee&nbsp;Alessandro Germani.

World No. 3 and Olympic champion Alexander Zverev&nbsp;has been expelled from the ongoing Mexican Open after his 'unsportsmanlike&nbsp;conduct', said the organisers of the ATP&nbsp;tournament on Wednesday.&nbsp; In Tuesday's match of the round of 16, the German Tennis player threw an unnecessary tantrum after the completion of the match that he and his partner Marcelo Melo lost to Britain's Llyod&nbsp;Glasspool and Finland's Harri&nbsp;Heliovaara. A video of the match shows Zverev&nbsp;foul-mouthing the referee of the match and smashing his racket at the official's&nbsp;chair three times. Zverev&nbsp;who was likely irritated due to a line call during the match first hit the chair and then rose again to verbally abuse the referee&nbsp;Alessandro Germani. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/watch-snake-on-a-p-l-a-n-e-pitch-scary-invader-stops-a-football-game-1645599489772">Watch! Snake on a p̶l̶a̶n̶e̶ pitch! Scary invader stops a football game&nbsp;</a> Due to unsportsmanlike conduct at the conclusion of his doubles match on Tuesday night, Alexander Averev&nbsp;has been withdrawn from the tournament in Acapulco, the global Tennis governing body said.

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