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'Annoyed' Alexander Zverev Loses First Match As World Number 1 In Paris

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NDTV'Annoyed' Alexander Zverev Loses First Match As World Number 1 In Paris
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Alexander Zverev made a losing start to his reign as world number one on Wednesday as the two-time Grand Slam champion went down 7-6 (7/5), 6-2 to an inspired Lorenzo Musetti at the Paris Masters.

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