Mexico City: Alexander Zverev made an impressive comeback at the Abierto Mexicano Tercer in Acapulco, securing a first-round victory with a calm and confident performance.
Playing under the lights in front of a vibrant Mexican crowd, the German star looked sharp from the baseline and led the rally with his powerful serve and signature backhand. The win was his first appearance since a difficult semi-final loss at the Australian Open – a strong reset as he begins the next phase of the 2026 season.
Beyond the score, the performance had emotional significance because Zverev’s daughter was in the stands during his comeback trip. The world number one showed resilience in crucial moments, saving break points and remaining calm in the match under pressure.
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The result not only boosts his confidence but also sets a positive tone ahead of a difficult period of the season, which includes close matches on hard courts and the upcoming matches on clay, Zverev’s traditional forte.





