Alexander Zverev has emerged as the most prolific player in Laver Cup history, amassing a total of 21 points—17 in singles and 4 in doubles—across his appearances for Team Europe. His contribution spans multiple editions, making him not only a reliable competitor but also a strategic asset in both formats.
“I’ve always loved the team atmosphere of the Laver Cup. It brings out something different in all of us,” Zverev said during media duties ahead of the 2025 edition in San Francisco. “To be part of so many wins and help the team in crucial moments means a lot.”
Zverev has played in every edition where Team Europe lifted the trophy, and his ability to deliver under pressure has earned him the respect of teammates and opponents alike.
Dominance in singles and impact in doubles
Zverev’s singles record is particularly impressive. With 17 points earned in one-on-one matchups, he holds the highest total in the competition’s history. His style—built on powerful baseline play and mental resilience—has made him a go-to player in high-stakes situations.
“Singles is where I feel most in control, but doubles is where the chemistry really matters,” he explained. “I’ve had great partners over the years, and those four points in doubles were just as important.”
Whether paired with legends like Roger Federer or rising stars like Carlos Alcaraz, Zverev has adapted seamlessly, contributing to Europe’s tactical depth.
A leader in the locker room
Beyond the numbers, Zverev has taken on a leadership role within Team Europe. With younger players like Jakub Mensik and Flavio Cobolli joining the squad, his experience and calm demeanor have become essential.
“I try to help the younger guys settle in. It’s a different kind of pressure here, and I’ve been through it,” Zverev said. “We win as a team, and that starts with trust.”
His presence has helped maintain Europe’s competitive edge, especially as Team World grows stronger with each edition.
A legacy still in motion
With the 2025 Laver Cup underway, Zverev continues to add to his legacy. Whether he plays singles or doubles, his impact is undeniable. As the player with the most points in Laver Cup history, he stands as a symbol of consistency, competitiveness, and commitment.
“It’s not about records—it’s about moments,” Zverev said. “And I’ve been lucky to be part of some great ones.”
As Team Europe battles for another title, Zverev remains the heartbeat of the squad—leading not just with his racket, but with his resolve.
Alexander Zverev in 2025
Ranked world no.3, Zverev played his last match on the 30th of August when he lost to world no.13 Felix Auger-Aliassime 4-6 7-6(7) 6-4 6-4 in the 3rd round of the U.S. Open (draw).
Presently, during this year Alexander has a 45-17 record. This year, Alexander conquered 1 tournament in Munich. The German reached the final at the Australian Open and Stuttgart.
He is also scheduled to play in Shanghai (Shanghai Rolex Masters) after Beijing. The main draw will start on the 25th of September.