Vienna Open 2021 Winner: Alexander Zverev wins ATP Vienna Open

Alexander Zverev seems unstoppable as he serves a massive performance at the ATP Vienna finale match against Frances Tiafoe. The German tennis sensation beat the American qualifier 7-5, 6-4 in the final of the tournament to claim his fifth title of the year. He kept his phenomenal year going as lifted the trophy with pride and planted a kiss on it. Zverev has claimed all five finals that he has competed in this year with earlier titles coming in Acapulco, Madrid, the Olympic Games and Cincinnati. The German now holds a 25-2 record since Wimbledon and has extended his ATP Head2Head series lead against Tiafoe to 6-1. Post winning the match, Zverev credited his Olympic achievement and noted that the victory boosted his confidence. "I think the Olympics gave me a lot of confidence and I believe I can compete for any title that I play in," he was quoted saying in reports. Meanwhile, Tiafoe has commenced impressive periods of growth. He was aiming to win his first tour-level trophy since triumphing in Delray Beach in 2018. Pictures of Zverev winning the match have gone massively viral on social media with fans praising his efforts and brilliant win. Alexander Zverev wins ATP Vienna Open 2021, beats Frances Tiafoe to lift trophy! See photos from the winning moment Photogallery at ETimes

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