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Zverev, who was partnering Brazilian #tennis star Marcelo Melo, came perilously near to punching the umpire with his racket after being defeated 6-2, 4-6, 10-6 by Lloyd Glasspool and Harri Heliovaara.
The ATP Tour defines ‘unsportsmanlike behavior’ as “any wrongdoing by a player that is manifestly abusive or damaging to the performance of an event, ATP, and/or the #sport.”
The #ATP is still looking into #zverev after charges of domestic violence from Miss Sharapova, including allegations of extreme physical assault. Zverev has categorically refuted all charges.
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