Zverev expelled from Acapulco tournament for racketeering

Zverev expelled from Acapulco tournament for racketeering

The German tennis player Alexander Zverevsecond in the series, has been disqualified from the Acapulco tournament for having struck with the racket on several occasions to the chair judge of the doubles match he had just lost.

“Due to unsportsmanlike conduct at the end of his doubles match on Tuesday night, Alexander Zverev was suspended from the tournament in Acapulco,” the organization said in a statement.

The German tennis player, who had just lost along with the Brazilian Marcelo Melo in the first round of the tournament against the British Lloyd Glasspool and Finnish Harri Heliovaara (6-2, 4-6 and 10-6), va to hit at least three times the structure where the party line judge and, in one of them, he almost hits one of his feet.

Zverev will not be able to play in the second round of the individual tournament against his compatriot Peter Gojowczyk, ranked directly by the quarterfinals. The German had beaten the American in the first round Jenson Brooksby in the match that ended later in history (4.54 in the morning)

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