Zverev's relentless training post-Paris Masters win signals unstoppable form

Germany’s Alexander Zverev has taken an interesting route after winning the Paris Masters. The 27-year-old secured the ATP 1000 title in the French capital after beating local boy Ugo Humbert in a one-sided final in straight sets with a score of 6-2, 6-2 on Sunday.

Right after lifting the title, Zverev was back in training mode as he trained in the indoor arena in Paris. Talking to the media after that as quoted by English media outlet Daily Express, the new world number two revealed that he is working on something and that he is very happy with the results.

“Yeah, I was,” he replied when asked whether he was training right after winning the title in Paris. “Yeah, I just finished. For me, the result, it's great. I'm extremely satisfied. I'm happy about it. But as I said in the beginning of the week, for me I want to improve some things for me to achieve my really big goals. I'm happy with the final. I'm happy with the tournament. Of course I'm sitting here with the trophy from a Masters 1000 event, but there are still some things I want to improve, and this is a process of a few months, and I'm improving for next year already hopefully. It's not about the match. It's not about today, not about yesterday, it's not to improve for tomorrow.

Zverev is having an impressive season. His title on Sunday was his second this year. Earlier, he lifted the Rome Masters after beating Chile’s Nicolas Jarry in the final in straight sets with a score of 6-4, 7-5. Other than that, Zverev had an impressive Grand Slam season as well. His best outing came in the French Open where he finished as the runner-up after losing to Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz in a five-set thriller with a score of 6-3, 2-6, 5-7, 6-1, 6-2.