Alexander Zverev is one of the best current-generation players. The German’s form has been consistent, as he sits comfortably at number 3 on the ATP rankings. He’s currently plying his trade in the ongoing French Open 2022.

The 25-year-old won his fourth-round match against Bernabe Zapata Miralles of Spain, to secure his quarterfinal berth. The world number 3 is all set to face the young Spanish sensation Carlos Alcaraz in the quarterfinals. However, the German has expressed his displeasure regarding court scheduling before the match.

Alexander Zverev is unhappy with his court scheduling

Alexander Zverev criticized the organizers of Roland Garros for giving him just a solitary match at Philippe-Chatrier, the main court at Roland Garros. In stark contrast, Alcaraz has played three out of his four matches there. Notably, the world number 1 Novak Djokovic and Spanish legend Rafael Nadal have got two and three games each on the main court.

Zverev made it clear that he understands that Djokovic and Nadal have won 20 and 21 Grand Slam each, and hence deserve their chance to play at the main court. But favoring Alcaraz over him has disappointed the German.

Carlos vs Zverev – head to head

In the first quarterfinal of Roland Garros, World number 3 Alexander Zverev and World number 6 Carlos Alcaraz will face each other for the fourth time in their respective careers.

While the German leads the win-loss tally 2-1, the Spaniard will be confident ahead of their match-up as he triumphed in their most recent match, the Mutua Madrid Open final.

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However, playing in a Grand Slam is a completely different game and Zverev will certainly use his experience to get the better of the young Spanish sensation.