The Swiss Maestro was in Berlin for the 7th edition of the Laver Cup, an event founded by himself and his manager Tony Godsick

Alexander Zverev has hit back at Roger Federer after the tennis great questioned his approach to Grand Slam games - despite recently returning to ATP No. 2

Alexander Zverev's stirring comeback against Frances Tiafoe helped Team Europe win the Laver Cup. Can Zverev find the same level at the Grand Slams before it's too late?

Zverev led two sets to one against Carlos Alcaraz before losing ground, enduring another heartbreaking Major campaign. Roger Federer spoke about his former rival ahead of the Laver Cup, citing Alexander's passiveness in his failed Major attempts, especially in the crucial moments.

Zverev has reached two Grand Slam finals and two semifinals but is yet to taste success on the biggest stage - and Roger Federer has told him why.

Roger Federer has told Alexander Zverev that he won't win a Grand Slam tennis title unless he plays more offensively. Zverev has lost in two finals and two semi-finals over the course of his career and he currently sits second in the ATP's world rankings.

Carlos Alcaraz shot down comparisons with 20-time Grand Slam winner Roger Federer moments after his victory over Taylor Fritz won the Laver Cup for Team Europe on

Taylor Fritz came out on top in the rematch, adding another win to his tally against Zverev, and the 20-time Grand Slam champion would have been pleased with his prediction.

Alexander Zverev has been a set away from a major title on two occasions, with Roger Federer revealing what he thinks is

I think Fritz is going to get Zverev maybe again,” Federer said ahead of day two of the Laver Cup before making similar observations about his game. “Unless Zverev is going

Carlos Alcaraz shot down comparisons with 20-time Grand Slam winner Roger Federer moments after his victory over Taylor Fritz won the Laver Cup for Team Europe on Sunday.