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WATCH: Alexander Zverev practices straight after Paris Masters title win

World number 2 Alexander Zverev continues to practice even after maiden Paris Masters triumph. The German star looking forward to the future.

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World number 2 Alexander Zverev was seen practising even after winning the Paris Masters this season after beating French number 1 Ugo Humbert in straight sets. The German number 1 showing absolute determination and will be hoping to win bigger titles going forward this season. Paris Masters is not enough for Sascha.

The Paris Masters is finally complete and we have finally got our champion in the final ATP 1000 tournament in the season with German superstar Alexander Zverev emerging victorious this season. The 2-time Grand Slam finalist beat the Frenchman in straight sets with scores of 6-2 and 6-2 to get his hands on his 2nd ATP 1000 title of his career. The ATP Finals in Turin will be the final challenge for the Tokyo Olympics Gold medalist.

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Zverev still putting in the work

There is no doubt that this is one of the biggest wins for Zverev this season who has won his maiden ATP title right now, however even after a successful campaign he was seen practising with a trophy placed on the side of the court.

It is great to see that the Tokyo Olympics Gold Medalist has the same determination and drive and still hopes of perfecting his game. Though Zverev is currently the World number 2 and has impressed us with some great performances, he still hopes to improve and show that he is a top-ranked ATP player.

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There were also a few shots Zverev was not happy with even after winning the finals, while there will be some people thinking he is overworking himself, all we can say is that Zverev has great determination and wants to keep improving every game.

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