Alexander Zverev : Bio, Girlfriend, Child, Stats, Net Worth 2025

Alexander Zverv Start tennis at five years old, and since four years ago I have diabetes.

Alexander Zverev was among the top tennis players in the world at the end of 2024, most likely the best one to have participated and never won a Grand Slam event. He had earned seven Masters 1000, two ATP Finals, and tennis Olympic gold medal among 23 titles overall.

One of the players that most hurt the Djokovic/Nadal/Federer Big Three at the end of their run; he is an exceptional member of the Next Gen generation and a two-time Grand Slam finalist and world No. 2.

Highlights of his career include championships at the 2018 and the 2021 ATP Finals and a gold medal from the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

Alexander Zverev Early Life

Alexander Zverev was born on April 20, 1997, in Hamburg, Germany, hence on April 8, 2025 he will be 28 years old. He came born under Taurus sign.

Thanks to his outstanding performance, Zverev had a quite successful junior career and ranked highest among juniors worldwide.

When I was five years old, Federer signed my autograph; when I was eleven years old at Halle in 2008, I took a picture with him; the picture is still hanging above his bed from his early years. Federer took home the singles trophy at Halle in 2008; Mischa took home the doubles title.

Alexander Zverev Family

Though his parents are Russian-born, his family moved from Russia to Germany in 1991, before his son was born. His older brother Mischa is a professional tennis player; both of his parents were players as well. Both of his parents were professional tennis players.

Alexander Mikhailovich Zverev Senior, born in Sochi on January 22, 1960, and Irina Zvereva, born on April 11, 1967, are respectively Zverev’s father and mother. His father came in the 175th place among all the tennis players worldwide in 1985. Originally from the Soviet Union, he used to play professional tennis. 1991 saw him and his wife move to Germany.

Alexander Zverev Mother Irina Zvereva used to play professional tennis in the Soviet Union. She was 380th Ranking in the world in 1993. her citizenship Held in Germany.

Alexander Zverev Family Support

Alexander Zverev’s people are quite cool-headed. They know his moves and behaviour as they have spent some time in the pro tennis circuit. When he was younger, his mother was his main supporter; now, his dad serves as his coach. He credits his mother for his ability, which she developed during his early years. More precisely, his mother bears whole responsibility for his backhand.

August 22,1987 Alexander’s older brother Mischa Zverev was born in Moscow on. He is German by nationality. Mischa started his professional tennis career in 2005, just seventeen years old. 2017 was the year he peaked for his career at number 25. Alexander and Mischa crossed the ATP circuit just in Washington, DC, in 2018.

Alexander and his brother have both profited from their relationship; Alexander credits his improvement as a player on playing and growing up with his sibling.

“Mischa is a major component of my success,” Alexander said in a 2017 interview with The Independent. He was the one that would often work with me in practice when I was younger and a junior.

Seeing me perform on the professional tour motivated Alexander to raise his game. He most likely reasoned something like: “I want to play a few more years with my brother, travel with him, and play in the same tournaments as him.”

Alexander Zverev Career

Junior’s career runs 2012–2014

Alexander Zverev entered his junior career on the ITF Junior Circuit in 2012. Early maturity and great baseline performance helped him establish himself right away. 2013 saw his international debut when he took home the Australian Open Boys’ Singles title.

He emerged top of the world junior rankings that same year and completed the season ranked as the best junior player. His remarkable junior performance opened the path for a flawless professional rank admission by 2014.

First Years of Professional Life (2013–2016)

2013 saw Zverev join the ATP Tour as a wildcard even though he was still competing at Challenger level. Following his first Challenger championship at Braunschweig in 2014, he soon began to irritate ATP Tour players with better rankings.

The real turning point came in 2016 when he defeated Roger Federer in Halle and took his maiden ATP championship at the St. Petersburg Open. He concluded the year in the top 20, so starting his climb towards the elite.

Top 10 Establishment and Breakthrough 2017–2018

Realising he could win five ATP championships by defeating Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic, Zverev’s true breakthrough came in 2017 and included two Masters 1000 events in Rome and Montreal.

He cracked the top 5 and became into a real force on his tour. he kept his dominance at the Masters level in 2018 and won the ATP Finals in London. Zverev was still searching for consistency in Grand Slams, but these triumphs solidified his reputation as the next great thing in men’s tennis.

Years of Slam contender (2019–2021)

He made a big stride when he progressed to his maiden Grand Slam final at the US Open in 2020. Though he fell by a meagre margin in a fifth-set tiebreaker despite leading Dominic Thiem by two sets, the run marked a sea change in Zverev’s Slam career.

2021 was maybe his most successful year with two additional Masters 1000 titles (Madrid and Cincinnati), an Olympic gold medal in Tokyo, and a second ATP Finals trophy at year’s end. In his serve, forehand, and mental toughness he made great improvement.

Australian Swing: Early 2023 Season

Starting his 2023 campaign in the United Cup In his first match since June 2022 at the Australian Open, he overcame Juan Pablo Varillas; but, Michael Mmoh eliminated him in the second round. He defeated Stan Wawrinka then went to play Davis Cup against Switzerland, finally losing to Marc-Andrea Hüsler.

Indoor Hard Courts and the Middle East

At Rotterdam in the second round, Tallon Griekspoor defeated Zverev. Andy Murray routed him in the Doha tournament’s second round. He made it to the Dubai semifinal, but finally lost against Andrey Rublev.

At Indian Wells, US Hard Court Masters Zverev went to the fourth round and was defeated by Daniil Medvedev; in the second round at Miami, he was defeated by Taro Daniel.

Season of Clay Courts

In Monte Carlo he defeated Bublik and Bautista Agut; although he had match points, he was unable to defeat Medvedev. At Munich, O’Connell first defeated him. After winning his 350th game in Madrid, he progressed to the fourth round and lost to Alcaraz. In Rome’s fourth round Medvedev overcame him one more.

Roland Garros 2023 Zverev overcame Lloyd Harris, Grigor Dimitrov, Alex Molčan, and Frances Tiafoe. Overcoming Etcheverry, he progressed to the semifinal; but, Casper Ruud defeated him in straight sets.

Season for Grass Courts

An injury caused him to pull from Stuttgart. He advanced to the semifinal in Halle but lost to Alexander Bublik.

After defeating Laslo Djere at the Hamburg European Open, Summer Swing and Clay Zverev won his 20th ATP title; but, he lost in the Båstad Open’s quarterfinals against Rublev.

Controversy and the US Open

Zverev stopped play during his US Open match against Sinner after a fan yelled words from “Deutschlandlied,” mistaking them as Nazi-related. In five sets he overcame Sinner; in the quarterfinals he was defeated by Carlos Alcaraz.

Asian Swing & Autumn Championships

He won his 21st championship in Chengdu, reached to the semifinal in Beijing (where he lost to Medvedev), then lost early to Thompson in Tokyo and Safiullin in Shanghai. In Vienna’s quarterfinals, Rublev troulled him. Tsitsipas defeated him in the third round of Paris.

2023 Finals for ATP

Zverev defeated Rublev and Alcaraz to qualify for the ATP Finals; yet, his set win-loss percentages prevented him from moving to the semifinal level.

2024 Hard Court and Australian Open Begin

Seeded sixth, Zverev earned his first appearance in the Australian Open semifinal following 2020. Though he led by two sets, he lost Carlos Alcaraz in the quarterfinals then fell to Medvedev in five sets.

2024 Sunshine Two

He advanced to Indian Wells’ quarterfinals, but finally dropped to Alcaraz. He went to the semifinal at Miami, defeating Auger-Aliassime, Eubanks, Khachanov, and Marozsán before losing to Dimitrov.

Season of Clay Courts 2024

In the third round at Monte Carlo, Stefanos Tsitsipas defeated him. In the Munich tournament’s quarterfinals, Cristian Garín troulled him. He progressed to Madrid’s fourth round but fell victim to Cerúndolo. Ranked third, he defeated Jarry in the Rome final to claim his sixth Masters 1000 title.

Alexander Zverev Biography in Brief

Name:	Alexander Zverev
Nick Name:	“Sascha”
Age:	27 years
Born:	20 April 1997
Height:	6′ 6″ft
Weight:	198lbs
Country of Origin:	Hamburg, Germany
Net Worth/Salary	$30 Million
Wife/Girlfriend	Sophia Thomalla
Relationship Status	Unmarried
Kids-	N/A
Father	Alexander Mikhailovich Zverev
Mother	Irina Zvereva
Siblings	Mischa Zverev
Social Media	Twitter – Instagram – Facebook

Alexander Zverev Net Worth & Contract

By 2024 Alexander Zverev’s net worth is USD 35 million. Tennis prize money and endorsements become his main sources of income. Zverev lives in an opulent flat in Monte Carlo, Monaco. Besides, he keeps a collection of fancy cars in his garage.

Among the corporations in issue are Adidas, Richard Mille, Head, Peugeot, Z-Zegna, and Rolex. His black BMW i8 Roadster has market worth of $163,300.

 

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Alexander Zverev Personal & Love Life

In addition, he likes playing video games and golf; he supports the Miami Heat (NBA) and the German national football team.

Alexander Zverev has been coursed romantically with German actress and model Sophia Thomalla since 2020. Zverev regularly thanks Thomalla in his interviews; he does not often talk about his relationship on social media.

Declaring in a statement, “The allegations raised against Alexander Zverev are serious and we have a responsibility to address them,” the ATP said it would be investigating the accusations against Zverev in October 2021.

The ATP CEO, Andrea Gaudenzi, confirmed in March 2022 that the inquiry was still under way. Claiming illegal trade restrictions, Zverev started lawsuits against ACE Group International and its CEO, Patricio Apey. Although he argued their contract was harsh, he finally agreed to settle the conflict outside of court before the trial started.

Only three years old, Alexander Zverev’s parents found he had diabetes. Despite many challenges he faced, the German tennis player persisted in following his love and has now developed a reputation for himself.

He stayed close to his background even though he was somewhat famous. He founded the Alexander Zverev Foundation in 2022 in order to provide diabetic youngsters all over with medical facilities and support.

To help children with diabetes, the Foundation collected $10,494,978 USD in July of the prior year. “The Alexander Zverev Foundation event was a dream,” the official Instagram page of the foundation said. We could not have sought for a more flawless experience.

Alexander Zverev Fun Facts

• He speaks also German, Russian, English.
• Travelling the globe with his two dogs, Lovik and Junior, Alexander Is Big Dog Lover.
• He also finds great enjoyment playing video games and golf.
• He donated $50,000 to Australian bushfire victims, $10,000 for every win at the 2020 Australian Open.
• Zverev, a Type 1 diabetic, was diagnosed while three years old.