Alexander Zverev has advanced to his first Wimbledon final, a milestone the German attributes to the confidence gained from capturing his maiden Grand Slam at Roland Garros earlier this year. Speaking in London, he pointed to both the psychological boost of that title and technical refinements as drivers of his current form.

The Roland Garros victory marked a turning point for Zverev, who had previously fallen short in major finals. His unbeaten run through the grass-court fortnight at the All England Club now positions him to contest for a second consecutive Grand Slam trophy.

Zverev emphasized that winning a Slam alters a player’s self-belief in critical moments. The combination of that renewed confidence and specific adjustments to his game has produced what he described as a high-level phase in his career, according to TenisBrasil.

Should he prevail in the final, the German would become one of the few players in recent memory to capture back-to-back major titles across different surfaces.