Alexander Zverev Wins French Open, Jokes About Not Giving Coach Bonus

Alexander Zverev won the French Open. He joked that his coach, who is also his father, would not get a bonus. Zverev beat Flavio Cobolli in the final.

Zverev was very happy and cried after winning. He thanked the people who helped him on his journey.

Zverev said his coach, who is his father, would not get a bonus. He has the same team for a long time, including his brother and physical trainer.

Zverev thanked his team, including his brother, physical trainer, and best friend. He said they have been with him for a long time and are important to him.

Zverev also thanked his manager and physio. He joked that the physio, who is new, should not ask for a bonus yet.

Zverev remembered when he got hurt at the French Open in 2022. He said the court is special to him and he has had good and bad moments there.

Zverev said he had a bad moment on the court when he got hurt, but now he is happy. He thanked the crowd for cheering him on.

Zverev congratulated his opponent, Flavio Cobolli, on reaching the final. He said Cobolli played well and hopes he will win a Grand Slam soon.

Zverev also congratulated Cobolli's team. He said they are nice people and he enjoys talking to them.

Zverev had lost in Grand Slam finals before, but this time he won. He knew it was his best chance to win because other top players were not in the tournament.

Zverev started the match well, but Cobolli came back. Zverev had to work hard to win the third set, but Cobolli won the fourth set.

The match went to a fifth set, and Zverev was determined to win. He played well and won the set and the match.

Zverev was happy to finally win a Grand Slam. He had come close before, but this time he succeeded.

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