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[tish @thatfunnyface_]

Trying to revive my old @goodreads. I'd love to see your book recommendations so do add me if you have an acc. 👓📖☕️

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[MAKANAKI @black_bhoy_]

The level of pettiness I aspire to get to.

[Scoop Malinowski @scoopmalinowski]

Zverev has the longest standing team in tennis, also a ten year best friendship with another player Melo. These truths indicate he is a very loyal, good hearted, class act and now Grand Slam champion.

[Ochi @Ochitk0]

Day 2 of Alexander Zverev being a Grand Slam Champion.

One of my favorite videos of him with Roger and Rafa. It never gets old for me

[Fernando Murciego @fermurciego]

💛 Cuando hablan de ‘completar el viaje’, creo que se refieren a esto.

📸 @atptour

[Billie Jean King @BillieJeanKing]

Congratulations to @AlexZverev on his very first Grand Slam Singles title!

He is also the first man with Type 1 Diabetes to win a major.

What a victory for everyone living with this disease.

[. @cestlaviemacher]

Anything Ben Rothenberg says or supports is suspicious to me. He’s someone who ruined a commentator life by claiming he made a racist remark on Venus Williams or Serena can’t recall when video shows it wasn’t the case. He lost job and got heart attack. Rothenberg never apologised

[Lia Capizzi @LiaCapizzi]

La fine di una dannazione. Nessuno potrà più additare Zverev come il primo dei perdenti, a secco di titoli Slam. È stato un lungo viaggio fatto di sonore batoste e frustrazioni, di fantasmi mentali in campo, di accuse di ex fidanzate fuori dal tennis. La consapevolezza di essere inferiore sia ai Big 3 sia ai sopraggiunti Sinner e Alcaraz. Ammettiamolo, l’etichetta di Calimero è stata spesso irrispettosa nei suoi confronti, perché chi vince 24 titoli Atp e per giunta un oro olimpico è un vincente senza se e senza ma. Non si è fatto mancare nulla, compreso l’infortunio tremento proprio al Roland Garros di 4 anni fa, in semifinale contro Nadal: tre legamenti laterali della caviglia destra fanno crack, è costretto ad uscire in sedia a rotelle, ma una volta dentro lo spogliatoio chiede delle stampelle perché desidera tornare in campo, prima di ritirarsi vuole stringere la mano a Rafa.

Eccolo adesso che con gli occhi lucidi si coccola la Coppa dei Moschettieri, i 14 kg più leggeri della sua vita. Rende omaggio a Cobolli che gli ha reso difficile la vita restandogli aggrappato alle caviglie. Flavio ha annusato la tensione del tedesco, ha provato a minarne le certezze, perché quando sente la pressione Zverev entra in un tunnel da psicodramma, perde l’efficacia al servizi, manda a ramengo i drittoni &Co.

C’è un’altra vittoria che vale più di tutte. E la speranza è che tanti bambini davanti alla tv oggi abbiano avuto un genitore dire loro: anche lui è come te, se ce l’ha fatta lui ce la puoi benissimo fare anche tu.
No, non si tratta di vincere uno Slam. Si parla di condurre una vita normale.
Da quando ha quattro anni Zverev convive con il diabete di tipo 1.
In ogni torneo utilizza le siringhe di insulina durante i cambi di campo. Il quantitativo dipende dalla durata del match, in genere una partita di cinque set gli richiede quattro iniezioni. Lo ha fatto anche durante la finale del Roland Garros (FOTO).
Sascha non ha mai lasciato che il diabete lo fermasse. Per molto tempo lo ha nascosto, ne ha parlato pubblicamente solo nel 2022, il suo non è stato un eccesso di pudore, semplicemente non ha mai voluto suscitare pietismo. Perché questo è il punto: Zverev non vuole che sia il diabete a definirlo.
È questo il messaggio che consegna alle migliaia di giovani che aiuta attraverso la sua Fondazione. Ai genitori, i più frastornati dopo le diagnosi, spiega come i loro figli potranno continuare ad avere una vita attiva. È preoccupante l’aumento in età pediatrica dell’incidenza del diabete, per la cura servono attenzione e costanza quotidiana ma l’aiuto della tecnologia ha sostanzialmente rivoluzionato tutto con il monitoraggio continuo del glucosio, i microinfusori di insulina e le App.
La vittoria (finalmente) del primo titolo Slam di Zverev vale doppio. È la fine di una dannazione personale, è il megafono a non porsi limiti per i sogni degli altri.

(e tanti saluti agli specialisti che quando da adolescente Zverev sognava di impegnarsi a tempo pieno nel tennis, gli avevano detto: lascia perdere, non potrai mai fare sport ad alto livello)

#RolandGarros
Credits 📷 @rolandgarros & @Yahoo

[SuzieQ @egrrrrl8446]

Congratulations to Sascha. I don't defend him, I defend the court system. 99% of the ppl on here know nothing about the mechanics of his trial and what actually happened. I work with lawyers and judges in the German system. It's very different. I blame the media for their irresponsible translations. If ppl could read the actual documents vs the media reporting they would likely have a very different take. He's ihardly a saint and can be a total ass but her case was dismissed. She refused to testify. A forensic expert with lots of evidence disputed all of her claims. The judge chose to close the case. These are facts. Ppl condemning all the players who are friends with him - maybe just maybe they know more than you.

[Roland-Garros @rolandgarros]

Forever on our Wall of Champions ✍️

#RolandGarros

[Shubhvani @shubhvanii]

There is a Japanese legend that says:
if you miss the bus, maybe you avoided the accident. If you got rejected, maybe you were saved from the wrong place. If they left, maybe they made room for who is coming. The universe protects you in ways that look like bad luck at first. Trust the detour.🍂

[The Tennis Letter @TheTennisLetter]

Carlos Alcaraz congratulates Zverev after he won Roland Garros 🏆

[Zlatni Topki @ZlatniTopki]

Happy Zverev finally got one

I think now that the pressure is off he will get a few more

[ATPicks 🎾 𝕏 @ATPicks247]

Haters will say he didn’t deserve it, they will always talk.

As a lifelong tennis fan, I cannot imagine what he is feeling right now. The chatter, the reporters, the pseudo intellectuals on twitter.

Congrats Sascha, you did it. Got that ever elusive result.

❤️🇩🇪

[Scoop Malinowski @scoopmalinowski]

Zverev has finally conquered Atp, deep state, media agendas, liars & haters, rotten conspiracy, and tennis itself. Wonderful to see. 💪💪

[Nick Ally ✝️ @nick_ally1986]

A reminder that this great kid has won a title at every single big level in tennis despite having diabetes and unfair treatment from the media. Alexander the Zverev the Great ❤️🙂‍↔️

[mino ace @minopapi1]

Anyone who has been watching tennis for a while without biases knows zverev beats anyone not name sinner and maybe Alcaraz on his good day… through out this tournament, thousands of tennis fans and ‘supposed experts’ have always chosen a popping youngster to beat him but it never worked.

Zverev has always been my pick to win since sinner went out, no one else can lace his boot at RG in the draw. Yall disrespect him too much. He is 6-7 against Alcaraz man. Maybe yall should just watch another sport because yall don’t really get the power dynamic of the game. Zverev is so freaking good. Only one person beats him easily and we all know who

[Alex Bancila @TheAlexBancila]

Whatever Zverev’s qualities and shortcomings may be, as a human being not as a player, one thing has been clear for years: he is extremely well-liked and respected by his peers. You can see it clearly in every handshake and in every speech, win or lose, his peers like and respect him across the board. Clearly he has earned that. That is something that counts a lot, perhaps more than anything else, in any field…

[sashi @puresinnema]

nobody has been through more public humiliation in his losses and scrutiny of his game than sascha zverev. never have i seen an athlete who the mental pressure more clearly affects, including today. but after all those double faults and choking that breaker, for him to lock back in and get the job done through all the scar tissue says a lot about him. this year he hit harder, he added the dropshot, he came to the net, and he beat the people who he was supposed to

one of the few grand slam champions who truly felt like a real human being with deep flaws, confidence issues, self doubts, diabetes(!!). happy for his dad and his brother, it’s even more special when the team is your family

to braver tennis in the years to come and the end of mental demons so you can reach your even fuller potential 🍻 congrats @AlexZverev

[Rafa Nadal Academy @rnadalacademy]

🏆 @AlexEala05 captures her first-ever grass court title!

Alex Eala 🇵🇭 defeats Nikola Bartunkova 5-7, 6-3, 7-5 to win the Birmingham Open. What a week! VAMOS🔥

[Lisa 🧚🏻‍♀️ @lisa_talking]

we will be back