"I'm so sorry" - Zverev after early Munich exit

Two-time Munich Open champion Alexander Zverev lost to Holger Rune in straight sets 3-6 2-6 and following the match, the German reporteadly broke down in tears.

It was a very dissapointing loss for Zverev whose shaky season continued in Munich. The German was very dejected during the post. match press conference burying his face in his hands a couple of times out of frustration. He apologiized to the event and the crowd saying:

"I'm sorry. I'm sorry for the spectators, I'm sorry for the tournament. It was my worst match in the last five, six, seven years."

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He continued:

"He's a good player, but I would have lost to anyone today. If I try to find an excuse now, I'm not the smartest person in the world. I was incredibly nervous today before the match. It was my first time in Germany in front of a crowd for years."

The timing of his struggles is not good as Zverev is defending 1000 ATP points next week in Madrid where he triumphed twice before including last year.