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USA Today via Reuters

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The US Open final exceeded all our expectations with some nail-biting action. It had thrill, drama, intensity, and of course, a phenomenal comeback. It almost felt cruel to not hand over the title to both the players. After sweeping the first 2 sets 6-2, 6-4, Alexander Zverev proved he was no underdog. However, Dominic Thiem stood tall at the end, winning the remaining 3 sets 6-4, 6-3, and 7(8)-6.

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While the tennis world was full of praise for Dominic Thiem for winning his maiden Grand Slam, both fans and critics were overwhelmed by Zverev’s extraordinary performance. Who thought that the 23-year-old German would exhibit such a high level of courage and determination. He has received appreciation from throughout the world.

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Read More: Zverev breaks down after defeat at US Open 2020 finals.

German Tennis player and his elder brother, Mischa Zverev, was the latest big name to congratulate him. “I knew you are special.”-wrote a cheerful Mischa on Instagram.

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“I am proud of you”-Elder brother on Alexander Zverev

“Since the day you were born, I always looked up to you, no matter our age,”-continued the proud Mischa.

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Mischa is 10 years older than Alexander Zverev. But, he applauded his efforts and admitted that he learned many things about the sport from his younger brother.

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You were the one who always made me believe in our dreams, and even if it wasn’t meant to be tonight, I know that our dreams will come true. I am proud of you brother. I love you Sash,”-wrote the 33-year-old.

Zverev lost the game but certainly won many hearts. His temperament and relentless attitude at such a young age is certainly a model to behold. Mischa was right when he said that even if not for that day, Sascha is meant to win titles. The German has a bright future ahead and fans hope that he continues his impressive form.

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Also Read: Dominic Thiem consoles Alexander Zverev after US Open 2020 final defeat.

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Anshul Singh is a Tennis author at EssentiallySports, currently pursuing Journalism Honors from Delhi University. Having significant experience with content, Anshul has authored over 1000 tennis articles. He has previously worked as a writer and an editor for DU Express, penning riveting articles on sports, politics, and culture. Being an ardent follower of the Swiss maestro Roger Federer and Cristiano Ronaldo, Anshul is willing to pay anything to watch them play. Other than sports, Anshul is an ardent debater and has also chaired several Model United Nations across the country.

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