Alexander Zverev explains how Ivan Lendl will help him to rise to the top
Alexander Zverev looks forward spoke about how his coach, the eight-time Grand Slam winner Ivan Lendl, can help him tennis-wise mentally: 'I want to improve many things. He is the best man for me. How to face the wins, the losses. He can teach it me a little bit.'
Philipp Kohlschreiber and Germany's captain Michael Kohlmann said that they will wait and see before giving a clear opinion on the new Davis Cup format, while Zverev already said a lot of times that he will not play the finals in late November in Madrid.
Zverev is trying to get his Australian Open fourth-round loss to Milos Raonic over: 'This is one of many tournaments. You can't really compete every single week saying you made semis there or quarters there, beat that. No, actually I want to be the best, but, yeah, not this week', he said in press conference in Melbourne.
Zverev is set to play the ABN Amro Open in Rotterdam and the Mexican Open in Acapulco in February, before Indian Wells and Miami.
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from Tennis World USA http://bit.ly/2DRwHep
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