Alexander Zverev and his girlfriend Sophia Thomalla recently revisited their Maldives vacation ahead of Zverev's preparations for the 2024 ATP Tour season.
The German, ranked seventh in the world, had a good season on the ATP Tour in 2023. He compiled a 55-27 win/loss record and won titles in Hamburg and Chengdu. Zverev ended his year at the ATP Finals in Turin, following which he traveled to Maldives with his girlfriend Sophia Thomalla for the off-season.
On Sunday (December 3), the 26-year-old and his girlfriend took to their respective Instagram handles to post snaps from their final days in Maldives.
In one of the pictures, the couple could be seen motorboating across the Indian Ocean. They also took a few selfies on the shore where their resort, Patina, was located.
Zverev was also seen flyboarding in the sea in one of his snaps. His friend and former doubles No. 1 Marcelo Melo joined the couple towards the end of their trip.
Alexander Zverev and Sophia Thomalla have been dating each other since 2021. Thomalla, 34, is an actress, TV host, and model. The Berlin-born TV personality has been spotted in Zverev's box several times over the last few years.
Alexander Zverev ended the year in the top 10 of the ATP rankings for the sixth time in his career in 2023
Alexander Zverev raked in nearly $5 million in prize money in the 2023 season, despite returning to the ATP tour after an injury layoff of more than six months.
The German had a tough start to the year, as he fell outside the top 25 due to a poor string of results. Zverev, however, steadied the ship by reaching the semifinals of the French Open in June.
From that point onwards, the former World No. 2 recorded consistent results that facilitated his return to the top 10. He reigned supreme in Hamburg and Chengdu, while also reaching the quarterfinals and the semifinals of the US Open and the Cincinnati Open, respectively.
Alexander Zverev ended the year as the men's World No. 7 majorly due to his results in the second half of 2023. The German had previously finished inside the top 10 of the ATP rankings on five occasions: 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021.