Zverev has to cross over Prize Money
ATP, Acapulco
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“Unsportsmanlike conduct is defined as conduct that can affect the success of a tournament, the ATP or the entire movement“, reads the disciplinary rules. The fine for those who become the protagonists of this kind of behavior is about 17,500 euros. But it does not end there. The regulation, in fact, specifies that, in the event of”aggravating circumstances“, the definition of the question can go through an in-depth investigation and this case in point risks being applied to the Zverev case.
Alexander Zverev during the Acapulco 2022 ATP tournament
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Pending a final decision, therefore, the prizes won by the number 3 of the world during the Acapulco tournament are withheld by the ATP. The German will therefore have to make a cross over the 13 thousand dollars earned after his victory in the first round of singles, in addition to the 7 thousand earned after the success in the first round of the doubles tournament.
A procedure that refers to “aggravating circumstances“It can also give rise to a greater fine of 25 thousand dollars and a suspension from the ATP circuit from a minimum of 21 days to a maximum of one year.
(article translated by Eurosport France)
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