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Boris Becker

Becker: "Winning Wimbledon at 17 didn't help me, I lost control of my life." Photo: Getty Images

Becker: "Winning Wimbledon at 17 did not help me, I lost control of my life"

The German opens up in an interview about his breakthrough in tennis, comparing it to Lamine Yamal, and affirming that Djokovic "has finally gained the respect he deserved".

Boris Becker criticizes Alexander Zverev for his words. Photo: Getty

Becker criticizes Zverev for opening up about his mental issues

The former German player is clear with Sascha: "The ideal is not to open up to the world when one is eliminated in the first round of a Grand Slam".

Novak Djokovic in his last Wimbledon. Source: Getty

"Sinner is a 2.0 version of Djokovic... and Novak knows it"

Boris Becker analyzes Djokovic's latest participation in Wimbledon and predicts whether he will have the opportunity to win the coveted 25th Grand Slam.

Becker, surrendered to Alcaraz: "When challenged and motivated, he reaches a level that no other player has reached." Photo: Getty Images

Becker, surrendered to Alcaraz: "When challenged and motivated, he reaches a level that no other player has reached"

The former German tennis player showers the Spanish tennis player with praise and assures that "Sinner will need a year to recover" from the defeat in the Roland Garros final.
 

Alexander Zverev at the Stuttgart Media Day. Source: Getty.

Zverev, tired of the criticisms: "I lost to Djokovic, not to the #250 in the world"

The German, who is competing this week in the ATP 250 in Stuttgart, responded to all those who have criticized him after being eliminated in the quarterfinals of Roland Garros.

Jannik Sinner's Desolation After Losing to CARLOS ALCARAZ

Becker takes pity on Sinner: "There's nothing worse than this.."

Boris Becker, one of the legends present at Roland Garros, analyzed the level of tennis in the final and what mental toll it may leave on the Italian player.