Welcome back to Tennis Talk, my name is Cam Williams and Alexander Zverev has been given a provisional suspension by the ATP after his unsportsman-like conduct over at Accapulco where he was pulled out of that tournament. Let's go for the ATP statement that they just came out with a couple of hours ago. So this is what the ATP had to say regarding Zverev and the Accapulco outburst. The review determined that Zverev committed aggravated behavior under the player, major offense section of ATP rules. As a result Zverev has been issued an additional fine of $25,000 and a suspension for a period of eight weeks from any ATP sanctioned event. However, the fine and suspension are withheld on the condition that over a probation period ending on the 22nd of February 2023, the player does not incur a further code violation that results in a fine for unsportsman-like conduct or verbal or physical abuse of an official or any other player while on court or on site. So there you have it, the ATP have given him a provisional suspension. So if you kind of remember the Nick Kirill situation a couple of years ago, he was on probation and as long as he was on good behavior and he didn't do anything bad on court, there was no suspension. So there's eight weeks if he messes up again. He also got fined at the time. He obviously lost the points from that tournament that he got pulled out of the Accapulco, lost all his prize money from both the singles and the doubles and got a $40,000 fine. So this is an additional 25,000. So about a total of almost $100,000 lost in money for his very points lost and now this provisional suspension. Let me know down in the comments below. Is this enough? I know people were crying for him to get six months suspended or even 30 days suspended. This is kind of like that. And I think this is what the ATP were always going to do. If they were going to suspend him, it was going to be a provisional suspension, good behavior if he does does mess up again. Then he's going to be on eight weeks holiday from every ATP event, which means he can still play the Grand Slam's. If he does, in fact, have an outburst before the French, it doesn't matter. He can still play the Grand Slam. Just not the ATP events. Let me know down in the comments below. Is this enough? It was very after what he did in Accapulco.