Zvi became the player who won the championship on his fifth birthday, and an embarrassing record needs to be broken!

23/04/2025 13:14:00 pandatv

The men's tournament at the Madrid Masters has yet to kick off, and the top two seeds, Zverev and Alcaraz, both with two trophies in their hands, and last week's event, the two won one and one runner-up, so they are naturally the favorites to win the tournament.

Coincidentally, Zverev won the championship on his birthday. So who else won the championship on their birthday to celebrate their birthday?

Becker of the 1992 Masters Cup

The first person to "eat crabs" was the German emperor Becker, a talented player who led the trend in terms of skills, personality and dress. It's a pity that the future development is embarrassing, and after ending the cooperation with Deyo, it collapsed and was even imprisoned.

Kafernikov in Marseille in 2001

The most talked about career of the Russian tsar is undoubtedly that he won a Grand Slam title and an Olympic gold medal, but he did not win anything at the Masters. Winning the Marseille championship that year led the trend of the Russians, and later Mr. Mei and Rublev won the championship here.

Murray in Rome 2016

As we all know, 2016 was Murray's peak year. Even he won the Rome Masters, a tournament that has always been a "two-man turn" for Dana. The rest of the story is familiar to everyone, Murray went crazy and finally overtook in the corners after the year-end finals, winning the world number one and the year-end number one in one fell swoop.

Rublev in Moscow in 2019

Among the Russian "troika", the first to make a name for himself was Rublev. He defeated Federer in Cincinnati that year and reached the quarterfinals at the US Open. It wasn't until 2019 that he won the championship at a higher level, and after winning the championship in his hometown, he strengthened his confidence, and in the following two years, he won a number of 500 races, and was given the title of "King of 500". Unfortunately, his best Grand Slam result is still in the quarterfinals.

Zverev in Munich in 2025

Before this tournament, Zverev suffered a wave of crisp defeats. Since losing to Sinner in the Australian Open final and winning three consecutive Grand Slam runners-up, the whole person's heart seems to be gone. Being eliminated early in successive tournaments shows that his psychological state needs to be further adjusted. Fortunately, he has withstood the test in his hometown competition, which has been upgraded this year. I don't know if he will make a difference in the next Madrid, Rome Masters and French Open, after all, he has a huge point to protect.