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Boris Becker says he may return to coaching on the ATP Tour
Former world number one Boris Becker says he may return to coaching on the ATP Tour.
He told Der Spiegel that he had received several inquiries, but did not name anyone.
Becker ruled out coaching Alexander Zverev again, despite having worked with the German player at matches and on the practice court.
He said disagreements involving a family member who spoke Russian were unacceptable to him.
The relationship had its ups and downs, Becker said, and he praised Zverev for winning his first Grand Slam title in Paris this year.
Zverev also won the US Open and rose to world number one, according to the story.
Becker said he will see what happens next year, so no new coaching role has been confirmed.
Boris Becker says he has received several inquiries about returning to coaching on the ATP Tour.
He says he will not name those who contacted him and will see what happens next year.
Becker ruled out coaching Alexander Zverev again.
Becker and Zverev worked together intermittently during Zverev’s career.
Becker discussed the possibility of returning to coaching in an interview with Der Spiegel.
- Who
- Boris Becker says he has received inquiries about coaching.
- What
- He may return to coaching on the ATP Tour, but ruled out coaching Alexander Zverev again.
- When
- Becker said he would see what happens next year.
- Where
- On the ATP Tour.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Inquiries
- Several inquiries about a possible coaching return
- Possible return
- ATP Tour
- Zverev
- Becker ruled out coaching him again
- Next year
- Becker said he would see what happens next year
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What people are saying
There have been several inquiries; of course I won’t mention any names! Let’s see what happens next year.
I have to be the boss in the ring.