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Alexander Zverev, a 25-year-old German tennis player, has made his Type 1 diabetes diagnosis public in an effort to support those affected by the disease. Despite having Type 1 diabetes since he was a child, Alexander Zverev was able to realize his dream of playing tennis professionally.

The Alexander Zverev foundation, which Zverev has now established, aims to aid diabetic kids. “For my family and I, August 6th, 2022, is a very meaningful day. The Alexander Zverev Foundation, which supports kids with type 1 diabetes and encourages people to live healthy, active lives, has formally launched today.

Our goal is to help those in need, including children in underdeveloped nations, by donating insulin and life-saving medications. And because I have type 1 diabetes, I want to inspire kids with the disease to never give up on their aspirations, no matter what people may say.

The only restriction you place on yourself, “On Instagram, Zverev posted.

Zverev is healing from an ankle operation.

Zverev won’t be competing in the next Montreal Masters since he is currently recovering from an ankle operation.

Since Zverev tore several ankle ligaments during his match against Rafael Nadal in the semifinals at Roland Garros, he has been out since the French Open. Zverev found it difficult to accept the way his French Open run ended, but he is keeping a positive attitude and is determined to come back stronger.

Zverev has yet to abandon the Cincinnati Masters, which gets underway on August 14. Even if it may be a long shot, Zverev is still holding out hope of competing at the US Open. He will play in the Cincinnati Masters.

It is unknown if Zverev will attend the US Open when it begins on August 29. At the US Open in 2020, Zverev made his first and only Grand Slam final.