On February 23, 2022, it was officially announced that Germany's Zverev Jr. was disqualified from singles because he lost control of his emotions after losing the doubles, swinging angrily at the referee's seat, although it did not hurt anyone, but this behavior was not allowed, according to the ATP resolution, Zverev Jr. was eventually banned from participating in the Akapulco Tournament for serious violations of sportsmanship, waiting for the next punishment.
The post-90s star Zverev jr. is a German brother, once won the Olympic men's singles gold medal, the runner-up of the best Grand Slam, is a very powerful young player, supported by many fans, but he is also famous for his violent temper, many times can not control his emotions, occasionally there will be some irrational behavior, like this Acapulco competition, the practice is indeed too impulsive.
Zverev Jr. partnered with Brazil's Merlot to participate in the doubles match, losing the game 2-6/6-4/6-10, and then Zverev Jr. could not accept this result, choosing to swing angrily smash the referee's bench to vent his dissatisfaction, which also made the fans who watched the game stunned, did not expect him to make such irrational behavior, but the biggest impact was the referee, who was really scared at the time.
Winning or losing in competitive sports is normal, whether you can accept the final result or not, Zverev Jr. is wrong, if there is a dispute, you can appeal, or communicate with the referee, if you are like him, the game can not continue, although in tennis, there are many athletes who throw their rackets, but most people can restrain it.
More importantly, Zverev Jr. focuses on singles, signing up for doubles is basically about participating, so it is even more unnecessary to lose control of emotions, as far as the current situation is concerned, he wants to win the Grand Slam men's singles championship, or to work harder from the mentality, learn to control his emotions, try to stay calm, only in this way can he achieve higher achievements, otherwise it is difficult to continue to break through himself.
In the past, it was often seen that tennis players wrestled and vented their emotions through various ways, but it was certainly not okay to affect others, such as the practice of Zverev Jr. smashing into the referee's seat, and many fans even made suggestions to see a psychologist.
Now the official only announced the disqualification of Zverev Jr., and then there is likely to be a new result of processing, if the attitude of admitting mistakes is better, perhaps he can avoid being punished, he can participate in other open tournaments, the key is that there are three Grand Slam tournaments this year, if Zverev Jr. can not participate in the next French Open, Wimbledon, AND US Open because of this matter, he will personally suffer greater losses.