Alexander Zverev, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Felix Auger-Aliassime and other Adidas-sponsored men's outfits for US Open 2023 revealed

Famous athletic apparel and footwear corporation, Adidas, has revealed its outfits for the 2023 US Open. Notable players like Stefanos Tsitsipas, Alexander Zverev, and Felix Auger-Aliassime, among others, are all set to wear the outfits at the New York Slam.

Adidas has long been one of the top brands in the tennis industry. Fans eagerly expect new drops from the company for different seasons and tournaments.

About a month before the 2023 edition of the US Open, the German company revealed the outfits which their sponsored players will sport in New York.

The most notable players that wear Adidas gear are Tsitsipas, Alexander Zverev, and Auger-Aliassime. The likes of Dominic Thiem, Francisco Cerundolo and the up-and-coming star Wu Yibing are also Adidas athletes.

On the women's side, Adidas has Maria Sakkari, Daria Kastakina and Garbine Muguruza, among others.

Fan reaction to the unveiling of the outfits was mostly positive.

"Wait is that... actually pretty nice Adidas kits? I thought I’d never see the day," one fan wrote on Twitter.

There were others, though, who had a different opinion.

"The kit designers took inspiration from template PowerPoint backgrounds with the misaligned shaded stripes," another fan said.

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Alexander Zverev reaches Hamburg Open final, his first since gruesome French Open 2022 injury

Alexander Zverev at the Hamburg European Open 2023

German tennis player Alexander Zverev has reached the Hamburg European Open final by defeating Arthur Fils 6-2, 6-4 in the last four.

Zverev played an excellent match from start to finish. He outplayed the French teenager in their first head-to-head encounter, a day after Fils shocked French Open finalist Casper Ruud in straight sets.

"I knew that me and Casper have very different game styles. Casper plays with a lot more spin and a lot higher, something that Arthur maybe likes," Zverev said after the match.

"I knew that I had to take the time away. I knew that I had to play a lot quicker and a lot flatter in a way. I did that well today, I feel like," he added.

The 26-year-old Zverev is looking to become the first German man since Michael Stich in 1993 to lift the trophy in Hamburg. He's also looking to earn his first title since lifting the trophy at the 2021 Nitto ATP Finals.

Zverev has also reached his first ATP tour final since Madrid in May 2022, and his first since he suffered a serious ankle injury at the 2022 French Open.

Zverev's opponent in the final on Sunday will be Serbia's Laslo Djere, who has thus far defeated Thomas Martin Etcheverry, Guido Pella, Lorenzo Musetti, and Zhizhen Zhang.