BERLIN — A German court has issued a penalty order against tennis player Alexander Zverev over allegations he caused bodily harm to ex-girlfriend Brenda Patea. Zverev has disputed the allegations a…
BERLIN — A German court has issued a penalty order against tennis player Alexander Zverev overZverev has disputed the allegations and is contesting the penalty order.
The statement said that Zverev was contesting the order and that the case would likely go to trial at the Tiergarten district court in Berlin after the court has heard further from the parties involved. The 26-year-old Zverev was a finalist at the U.S. Open in 2020, won the men’s singles Olympic gold medal in 2021 and is ninth in the rankings.A law firm acting for Zverev, Schertz Bergmann, issued a statement Tuesday saying that he rejects the allegations.
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