ALEXANDER ZVEREV’S GIRLFRIEND SOPHIA THOMALLA DROPPED A FOUR-WORD FLEX MOMENTS AFTER HIS US OPEN WIN — AND HER VERY SHORT MESSAGE SAID PLENTY ABOUT THE YEAR HE’S HAVING. Sophia marked Zverev’s latest triumph with a simple social-media post that immediately stood out for how little she needed to say. Rather than a lengthy celebration, she paired his New York success with another huge achievement from earlier in the season — then summed up the whole thing in just four words.

Alexander Zverev defeated Ben Shelton in the U.S. Open final on Sunday, marking the second major tournament victory Zverev has secured this year after having won none during his career before 2026.

It didn’t take long for Sophia Thomalla, Zverev’s longtime girlfriend, to celebrate his victory on social media. She did so with a post to her Instagram story, reposting a graphic of Zverev’s U.S. Open trophy and the one he received at the French Open earlier this year.

“He did it again! ❤️,” Thomalla’s caption wrote.

Sophia Thomalla's Instagram story post after Alexander Zverev won the U.S. Open. (Instagram/@sophiathomalla)
Sophia Thomalla’s Instagram story post after Alexander Zverev won the U.S. Open. (Instagram/@sophiathomalla)

Thomalla is busy with her own career and was not able to attend the U.S. Open. But she’ll surely take time to celebrate with the German tennis star as soon as they’re able to be back together.

Zverev had a reputation of not being able to perform on the biggest stages before winning the French Open earlier this year. But that reputation now feels like it’s firmly in the rearview mirror after adding these two trophies to his mantle.

Alexander Zverev of Germany poses with the trophy after winning the men's singles final of the U.S. Open tennis championships against Ben Shelton of the United States on Sunday, Sept. 13, 2026, in New York.
Alexander Zverev of Germany poses with the trophy after winning the men’s singles final of the U.S. Open tennis championships against Ben Shelton of the United States on Sunday, Sept. 13, 2026, in New York.AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth

The U.S. Open is the final major tournament this year, which means Zverev will need to wait until 2027 before he can pursue a victory at the Australian Open or Wimbledon.

In the meantime, Zverev, Thomalla, and the two dogs they share together will be able to celebrate this most recent victory.

Sophia Thomalla poses for a photo while wearing a dress. (Instagram/@sophiathomalla).
Sophia Thomalla poses for a photo while wearing a dress. (Instagram/@sophiathomalla).

 

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