Mixed messages as Zverev supposedly allowed to inject insulin on court according to tournament spokesperson
ATPTuesday, 06 June 2023 at 22:30
Fans have
reacted to the discussion surrounding Alexander Zverev and on-court insulin
injections.
The German
player has had type 1 diabetes since he was three years old. Zverev has become
embroiled in controversy due to the authorization he has to inject insulin
during ATP tournaments, but not during the 2023 French Open.
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According
to the former world No. 2, the Roland Garros organization has stated that it
"looks weird," sparking mixed opinions among fans.
Zverev will
play tomorrow in the quarterfinals of the French Open against Argentine Tomas
Etcheverry. The winner will face either Holger Rune or Casper Ruud.
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