**Zverev** Reveals Mental Health Struggles After Loss
Following a stunning defeat at Wimbledon 2025, **Alexander Zverev** has opened up about his struggles with mental health, revealing feelings of loneliness and a lack of motivation that impact his performance.
Admission of Mental Health Issues
**Zverev** admitted that he has been grappling with mental health challenges since the Australian Open. He described feeling isolated, which has affected his overall well-being and professional life. He stated that his current struggles extend beyond the tennis court.
The athlete is looking for solutions but says he is continually falling back into the same predicament. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, nearly one in five U.S. adults live with a mental illness (NIMH 2023).
Defeat at Wimbledon 2025
**Zverev** assessed his performance against **Rinderknech** at Wimbledon 2025, acknowledging his opponent’s exceptional play. He admitted to being too passive and letting the match slip away after losing his serve. After the match, **Zverev** stated:
“Sometimes, I feel very alone on the court. I have mental issues; I’ve been feeling them since after the Australian Open…My problem is not tennis right now; it’s about finding something within me.”
—Alexander Zverev, Professional Tennis Player
Seeking Help and Finding Solutions
**Zverev** is contemplating seeking professional help to address his mental health issues. He expressed feeling empty and has lost joy in the activities he once loved, including tennis.
He is giving himself a month to address the issues. After that time, he hopes to find a path forward before the Canada tournament.
