Fungiball, a cutting-edge NFT card game platform, is excited to welcome Alexander Zverev, currently ranked No. 4 in the world, to its digital realm. Starting Friday, May 24, fans can explore and purchase the first ten NFT cards showcasing the skills of this tennis star during an exclusive sale.

Fungiball merges a love for tennis with blockchain technology, offering NFT cards that highlight four key tennis skills: Power, Serve, Return, and Mental. These skills are evaluated weekly based on real-life player performances, with scores from 0 to 100. The cards come in three rarity levels: Unique, Gold, and Silver, providing a varied and valuable collection.

Zverev, who began playing tennis at age five and overcame type 1 diabetes, is a prominent figure on the international tennis scene. His foundation, started in 2022, supports children with diabetes, reflecting his dedication to humanitarian efforts alongside his sports career.

Introducing Zverev to Fungiball brings an athlete of exceptional talent and resilience to the game.

“The inclusion of Alexander is a major milestone for our platform. He exemplifies the perseverance and excellence that we aim to highlight through our NFT cards,” says Jean Matias, CEO of Fungiball.

The first exclusive sale on May 24 will feature eight cards: 4 Gold and 4 Silver, with two cards for each skill (Power, Serve, Return, and Mental).

Tennis enthusiasts, gamers, and tech fans are invited to join this event, explore the new cards, and compete for cash prizes in weekly competitions. Stay updated with online events and special promotions on [Fungiball’s website](https://www.fungiball.io/), Discord, Twitter (X), and Instagram.

Fungiball is an NFT card game platform that combines tennis and blockchain technology, creating an engaging and rewarding experience for users. Featuring over 300 professional players, Fungiball continues to innovate how fans interact with their favorite sport.

Born on April 20, 1997, in Hamburg, Alexander Zverev is a German tennis player who turned professional in 2013. He achieved a world No. 2 ranking on June 13, 2022, and is currently No. 4 by the ATP. A winner of five Masters 1000 titles and the Olympic champion from Tokyo 2021, Zverev is a remarkable athlete and a symbol of resilience. His foundation supports children with diabetes and provides medication to those in developing countries.