When Naomi Osaka opened up about her anxiety and depression at the 2021 French Open, it sparked a conversation in sports — and society at large — about mental health and the importance of addressing such issues.

Shortly after Zverev's post-first round loss press conference at Wimbledon concluded, one segment of his interview rapidly made all the headlines. In front of reporters, the German shared that he was thinking about finding a therapist after feeling "quite lonely and the emptiest of my life" for the past half a year.

Mischa Zverev showed little sympathy after his brother Alexander Zverev‘s emotional remarks following his early Wimbledon exit. Speaking on Amazon The post Mischa Zverev Shockingly Refuses to Give Sympathy to Brother Alexander Zverev after his Admission on Mental Struggles at Wimbledon appeared first on FirstSportz.