Zverev is bored by the frequent use of napkins Now

Alexander Zverev is upset by the frequent use of towels during matches. The German number five worldwide believes that it can do a little less.

"In my eyes, this is starting to take ridiculous forms, and some players take this towel after each point," he says. Before the ATP Finals in London.

Zverev applauds the measures taken at the next generation Finals in Milan, where players had to take their own towel from the corner of the track to prevent ball players from constantly using towels.

"I think that's a good thing, because the ball players are there to prevent the players from taking their towel after every bad ball, and I think you should only do it if you sweat. " 19659005] "It was then about 120 degrees"

Zverev admits that this may have been an exceptional case, but according to him, it did not allow him to talk about it.

"I think I've got a towel twice this year paused during a match, but it was then about 120 degrees."

Zverev goes into action Sunday at the Final ATP, the prestigious end – of – year tournament with the eight best players of the past year

A 21 – year – old resident of Hamburg is divided into Guga Kuerten group, with Novak Djokovic (number one of the world), Marin Cilic (number seven of the world) and John Isner (number ten of the world).