Tennis star Alexander Zverev will not deal with any disciplinary action after an examination discovered there was “insufficient evidence” to validate domestic abuse claims made versus him, the Association of Tennis Professionals revealed Tuesday.
“Based on a lack of reliable evidence and eyewitness reports,” the ATP stated in a declaration launched on Tuesday, “in addition to conflicting statements by Sharypova, Zverev, and other interviewees, the investigation was unable to substantiate the allegations of abuse, or determine that violations of ATP’s On-Site Offenses or Player Major Offenses rules took place.”
The ATP continued … “As a result, no disciplinary action against Zverev will be taken by ATP. This determination may however be reevaluated should new evidence come to light, or should any legal proceedings reveal violations of ATP rules.”
In 2021, the ATP introduced an examination versus Zverev, 25, after his ex-girlfriend, Olga Sharypova, implicated him of mentally and physically abusing her while they remained in a romantic relationship.
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Zverev launched a declaration Tuesday on the ATP’s judgment … stating, “From the beginning, I have maintained my innocence and denied the baseless allegations made against me. I welcomed and fully cooperated with the ATP’s investigation and am grateful for the organization’s time and attention in this matter.”
“I am grateful that this is lastly dealt with and my top priority now is recuperating from injury and focusing on what I like most in this world – tennis. I wish to thank my pals, household, and fans for their continuous assistance. We followed the long and challenging procedure and justice has actually dominated.”