Alexander Zverev Reveals aversion too Eating: ‘Could Do Without It’
Updated April 8, 2025
While many find joy and sustenance in food, tennis star Alexander Zverev has revealed a rather unusual aversion, stating he “could do without it.”
Zverev’s Dislike of Eating Revealed
In a recent interview, Alexander Zverev openly discussed his complicated relationship with food, surprising many with his candid admission that eating is not something he enjoys. The tennis star made the revelation during a talk show appearance.
For Zverev, eating seems to be more of a necessity than a pleasure, a stark contrast to the central role food plays in many people’s lives.
Alexander Zverev: “Eating is a Waste of Time”
Top German tennis player Alexander Zverev has revealed a surprising attitude towards food, stating he sees eating as a waste of time. The world-renowned athlete admits he frequently enough has to force himself to eat enough, especially during vacation, where he often loses weight.
Zverev Prefers a Pill Over Meals
Zverev,currently the top-ranked German tennis player,made the comments during an interview on MagentaTV’s “Bestbesetzung” talk show with host Johannes B. Kerner. He openly admitted to viewing food as an inconvenience. “If they could give me a pill and I would never have to eat again, I would probably take the pill,” Zverev stated, highlighting his desire to eliminate eating from his routine.
Pre-Sleep Rituals and Temperament
The 27-year-old also discussed his pre-sleep rituals and temperament in the interview. Zverev narrowly missed out on his first Grand slam title earlier this year at the Australian Open.
Updated April 7,2025
Alexander Zverev Aims for French Open Success,Cites Maturity and Role Model status
Alexander Zverev is setting his sights on a strong performance at the upcoming French Open,starting May 25th,attributing his improved composure and focus to personal growth and a sense of duty. The German tennis star, once known for his fiery on-court demeanor, claims to have left his racquet-smashing days firmly in the past.
Zverev emphasizes a conscious effort to control his emotions. “I haven’t broken a racquet in over three years. When I was young, I was crazy,” Zverev stated in a recent interview. He credits his understanding of being a role model,especially for children and parents affected by diabetes,as a key motivator for his transformation. Zverev’s perspective has also shifted since becoming a father, further inspiring him to maintain a calmer presence on the court.
Following early exits from ATP tournaments in Miami, Buenos Aires, and Rio de Janeiro, Zverev views the French Open as an opportunity to recapture his winning form and add another meaningful title to his resume, following his victory at the 2021 Olympic Games. Zverev acknowledges that proper nutrition will be crucial for his chances of success at the tournament.
