Alexander Zverev Wins Sixth ATP Masters 1000 Title

Zverev defeats Jarry in Beijing

German star claims first title since Cincinnati 2021

Alexander Zverev captured his sixth ATP Masters 1000 title on Sunday, defeating Nicolas Jarry in straight sets in the final of the Beijing Open. The victory marks Zverev's first Masters 1000 title since Cincinnati in 2021.

Zverev was dominant throughout the match, breaking Jarry's serve five times and winning 6-2, 6-1 in just over an hour. The German star hit 20 winners to Jarry's 10 and won 78% of his first-serve points.

The win is a significant boost for Zverev, who has been struggling for form in recent months. The German star had not won a title since the Mutua Madrid Open in May and had lost in the first round of his last two tournaments.

Zverev's victory in Beijing is a timely reminder of his talent and potential. The German star is still only 25 years old and has already achieved a great deal in his career. He is a former world number two and has won 19 ATP titles, including six Masters 1000 titles.

Zverev will now look to build on his success in Beijing and finish the season strongly. The German star is scheduled to play in the Shanghai Masters next week and the Paris Masters the following week.