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“I have to consider certain things moving forwards because it's (tennis) growing a lot in intensity, and physically it has never been in a position like the way it is now,” Tsitsipas said.
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Like Tsitsipas, Zverev has come up painfully short in multiple Grand Slam finals. A combined 0-5, both players lost two-set leads in their maiden major title matches.
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Zverev's two-handed backhand—shown here, mid-air, during a practice session with Alex de Minaur—remains one of the sport's biggest shots.
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