World No. 2 Alexander Zverev ‘ready to make that next step’ in grand slam quest

Zverev hoping to break through at Roland Garros

World No. 2 Alexander Zverev is hoping to make a deep run at the French Open and finally break through for his first Grand Slam title. The 25-year-old German has been in excellent form this season, winning the Madrid Open and reaching the final of the Italian Open.

Zverev has never been past the quarter-finals at Roland Garros, but he is confident that he can make a deep run this year. "I'm feeling good about my game," Zverev said. "I'm playing well and I'm confident that I can make a deep run here."

Zverev will be one of the favorites to win the French Open this year. He is a big server and he has a powerful forehand. He is also a good mover and he is able to cover the court well.

Zverev's chances of winning the French Open

Zverev's chances of winning the French Open will depend on a number of factors, including his form, the draw, and the weather. If Zverev can stay healthy and play to his potential, he will be a tough opponent for anyone.

The draw will also play a role in Zverev's chances. If he can avoid playing any of the top seeds early on, he will have a better chance of reaching the latter stages of the tournament.

The weather could also be a factor in the French Open. If the weather is wet and cold, it will slow down the courts and make it more difficult for Zverev to play his aggressive style of tennis.

Zverev's competition

Zverev will face a number of tough competitors at the French Open, including Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, and Carlos Alcaraz. Djokovic is the defending champion and he is always a threat to win any tournament he enters. Nadal is a 13-time French Open champion and he is always a force to be reckoned with on clay. Alcaraz is a rising star and he is one of the most exciting players in the world right now.

Despite the tough competition, Zverev is confident that he can win the French Open. "I'm ready to make that next step," Zverev said. "I'm ready to win a Grand Slam."