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Alexander Zverev, numéro 2 mondial, a pris la défense de Novak Djokovic après le retrait du Serbe du Masters du Canada. Face aux critiques concernant les primes et le classement, le joueur Allemand a rétorqué avec véhémence que l'argent n'était clairement pas un enjeu pour Djokovic, en estimant que le Serbe disposerait de plus de 400 millions d'euros sur son compte en banque.

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00:00Do you think Novak will care if he gets a bigger bonus?
00:03I think he has, the guy has, I mean, if I would have to guess, the guy is north of
00:08400 million on his bank account.
00:10So I'm not sure he will care about 50,000 more or less.
00:16I don't think he cares about his ranking either.
00:19I honestly don't think so.
00:20But what do you want?
00:22Like, you want us to drop in rankings we don't play?
00:25Honestly, if everything was the old and we would play one week mass events,
00:28yeah, we can talk about it.
00:30But if you're forcing us to be, you know, away for two and a half, three weeks during Grand Slams
00:38and the same then goes for Masters events, you can't force us to play.
00:41I'm sorry, that's nonsense.
00:44And at the end of the day, if you play all nine Masters, you get a bonus at the end
00:48of the year.
00:49So there is that to it as well.
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