"I've never used a bathroom break to my advantage in my life": Zverev continues to reignite Medvedev feud during Munich presser

Alexander Zverev added a few more comments to Sky after his match with Medvedev explaining that he's never used anything to gain an upper hand in a match.

Zverev lashed out against Medvedev following their Monte-Carlo clash calling him an unfair player to which Medvedev responded that Zverev is not the one who should talk about that. Speaking after those comments by Medvedev to Sky, Zverev referenced those words explaining that he can talk about it:

"He [Daniil Medvedev] said that I'm not the one who should say something like that. I think I'm someone who can say something like that because I've never used a bathroom break to my advantage in my life. I have never taken an unnecessary medical timeout in any way. I win and lose with tennis. I'm someone who is very proud of that. Of course, I break a racket sometimes, I also had such issues. But I think I'm someone who wins and loses with tennis."

He also added:

"About the match and him in general, about our previous matches, I think people should make up their own minds and that's all I can say about that. If he [Medvedev] wants to talk to me, he is very welcome to talk to me, I have no problem with that. But I think people should form their own opinion. That's it."