Alexander Zverev's participation in the Olympic Games in danger: Next medical examination decides

Alexander Zverev's participation in the Olympic Games in danger: Next medical examination decides

Zverev's Olympic participation in danger according to Wimbledon-Aus

Alexander Zverev makes worrying headlines after injuring himself at this year's Wimbledon tournament. His brother Mischa warned of a possible end for the Olympic Games in Paris, which should begin at the end of July. However, the exact diagnosis is still pending.

Zverev will be examined again by a doctor to determine whether the injury is more serious than initially assumed. The concern for a possible fracture or a hairline tear in the knee could put his participation in the Olympic Games in danger.

When visiting a doctor in London, 40 mm liquid and blood from Zverev's knees were taken, which led to new concerns about the severity of the injury. His brothers Zverev is now planning further investigations in Monaco to determine the exact cause.

The Wimbledon-Aus Alexander Zverev came about after a fall in his third-round victory against Taylor Fritz. Already in the previous round he overstretched his knee and suffered an injury. Despite the initially optimistic assessment, hope for a rapid recovery is now cloudy.

The fans of Zverev worldwide are now concerned about his participation in the Olympic Games, which are of great importance for the German tennis star. We are excited to see how the situation will develop in the next few days and hope for positive news for Alexander Zverev.

- Nag