“I regret the way I worded this interview. I truly believe that in my words I was referring to a specific victory in that match, and not an assessment of his tennis as a whole. This is something that I really don’t approve.
They may say a lot about me, but I never use a medical break unless necessary and I don’t go to the bathroom for no reason. I avoid any “gimmick” or dishonesty because it’s just not my style. I can’t stand it when my opponents behave like this and consider it extremely unsportsmanlike. Ultimately, I should have approached him personally and said, “Hey, what were you doing? What the hell are you doing!” instead of making a public statement. But then I was bored. At that moment I was irritated,” Zverev said, citing information from Tennis Head and Sky Sports Germany.
- Selivanenko summed up Medvedev’s season
Source: Sport
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