The number one world Aryna Sabalenka has asked Alexander Zverev to talk to his family about his mental health issues before “destroying” him.

The German world number three Beast He opened for his mental wars, saying he felt “only” and “empty” after a first friend of Wimbledon’s first round against France against France Arthur Rinderknech Tuesday.

“Maybe for the first time in my life I will probably need me,” 28-year-old journalists told you when asked if he would see a therapist to help his problems.

“I have gone through a lot of difficulty. I’ve never felt this blank before. Just no joy in everything I do. It is not necessarily for tennis. Just no joy outside tennis, too“

Triple Call of Finalist Grand Slam for help brought a charming response from high -seed women’s star Sabalenka.

Speaking after her second wimbledon’s second round victory Marie Bouzkova For the Czecheke Republic on Wednesday, Belarusen revealed that she spoke with a therapist before deciding that it was better to share her problems with her family.

The US open champion Sabalenka, 27, believes that Zverev should follow the same path.

“Well, I had a five -year therapist in my career. I stopped probably in 2022. But it’s actually crazy to hear from someone like Alexander because he surrounded himself with family, you know?“Saabalenka said.

“Really really important to talk openly about everything you deal with. Especially if you have your family, talk about what you are experiencing because if you keep it inside, it will simply destroy you.

“I think this is a kind like something that happens to him. He just has to open to anyone near him. Like I think family is the best, the people who can accept whatever you get“

Zverev’s Frank’s acceptance sparked concerns about his well -being, and Sabalenka said being more open is the only way to feel positive.

“The moment you start talking about your problems, you start doing a lot of things. It’s helping to solve them,” she said.

“So he just has to be a little more open, not only to himself, but just as open to his family, the team, only so everyone is aware of what is happening through his mind. This is the most important.

“Like me with my team, we always talk a lot. So that’s why I don’t need a therapist because I have my team.

“We can talk about whatever. I know they will not judge me. They will not blame me. They will simply accept it, and we will simply work. This is the best advice I can give to Sascha“