Tennis star Alexander Zverev, currently ranked No. 3 in the world, is making headlines both on and off the court this week. As he gears up for the ATP 500 tournament in Vienna, Zverev has also launched KEADY DIA, a new initiative designed to support children with diabetes. This product aims to help manage blood sugar levels and is developed in collaboration with Prof. Breitenbach. Proceeds from sales will benefit the Alexander Zverev Foundation, which focuses on aiding children affected by type 1 diabetes.

“I’m thrilled to launch KEADY DIA. What else can I do for my @alexanderzverevfoundation and children with diabetes? The answer is KEADY DIA,” Zverev shared on Instagram, highlighting his commitment to this cause.

Zverev’s Upcoming Matches

Zverev is set to kick off his campaign in Vienna against Austria’s rising star, Joel Schwaerzler, in what promises to be an exciting first-round match. Schwaerzler, a former junior World No. 1, is looking to make a significant impact in just his second ATP Tour match. Despite the challenge, Zverev’s experience and skill make him the favorite to advance in the tournament.

In addition to his match against Schwaerzler, Zverev will face world No. 19 Felix Auger-Aliassime in a Round Robin match on Sunday, where he holds a commanding head-to-head record of 6-2. Zverev’s impressive performance this year, with a record of 59-19 and titles in Australia and Rome, reflects his resilience and determination to succeed.

A Year of Achievements

Throughout 2024, Zverev has demonstrated exceptional skill, reaching the finals of both the French Open and the Hamburg Open. With 23 career titles to his name, including eight each on hard courts and clay, he continues to establish himself as one of the top players in tennis today. As he prepares for the upcoming Rolex Paris Masters, which begins on October 28, Zverev aims to build on his successes and further his legacy in the sport.

With his dual focus on competitive tennis and philanthropy, Alexander Zverev is not only inspiring fans on the court but also making a positive impact off it. Stay tuned for more updates on his journey in Vienna and his ongoing efforts to support children living with diabetes.