Zverev, Djokovic Face Grand Slam Challenges at French Open

Alexander Zverev, seeded third at the upcoming French Open, remains determined to win his first Grand Slam title despite tough competition from younger players like Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner. Though Zverev has reached multiple Grand Slam finals, including recent runner-up finishes in Paris and Melbourne, questions persist about his ability to dominate crucial matches. His powerful serve and backhand are notable strengths, but he has sometimes struggled in extended battles during major tournaments. Zverev acknowledges that recent defeats have impacted his confidence, yet his recent title in Munich indicates potential for a strong clay season. Meanwhile, Novak Djokovic, a 24-time Grand Slam champion facing career challenges including injuries and coaching changes, is also preparing for the French Open with ambitions to claim a record 25th major title. Both players illustrate the ongoing struggle at the top of men's tennis as established stars seek to maintain relevance against emerging rivals.