Tennis legend Boris Becker has made a sensational return to the sport with a coaching role, but won’t be able to watch his new rising star at Wimbledon, The Sun reports.
Tennis legend Boris Becker is making a comeback to as the new coach of a rising star, but he won’t be able to watch him at a grand slam.Tennis legend Boris Becker has made a sensational return to the sport with a coaching role, but won’t be able to watch his new rising star at Wimbledon,Becker, 55, served eight months of a two-and-a-half year sentence in a UK jail for hiding assets after declaring himself bankrupt.
Becker, who previously coached Novak Djokovic to six Grand Slams in three years, confirmed his new role to Eurosport.“The contact has existed for a long time. Now it was a very good fit. “I love tennis and when one of the best 20-year-olds in the world asks me if I’d like to coach him...anyone who says no doesn’t have much to do with the sport.Holger Rune is a precocious youngster. “The fact is that he is one of the best young players in the world.
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