boris Becker Clarifies Role in Alexander Zverev‘s Camp: “Not a Coach, but a Friend and Advisor”
Tennis legend Boris Becker has addressed speculation regarding a potential coaching role with Alexander Zverev, confirming he will not be joining Zverev’s team as a formal coach.
Becker, a six-time Grand Slam champion, clarified his position, stating that Zverev’s father will remain his primary coach. However, Becker emphasized his commitment to supporting Zverev as a close friend and advisor. He believes that Zverev winning a Grand Slam title would be a victory not only for teh player but also for German tennis as a whole.
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Becker’s Support Undeterred
Despite not taking on an official coaching position, Becker’s commitment to supporting Zverev remains firm. He will continue to offer guidance and advice as Zverev pursues his Grand Slam dreams.
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Becker’s Outlook on being Zverev’s Trainer
“I was able to observe and accompany him during training in Monte Carlo” said Becker. “After the Australian Open, I spent three days in Monte Carlo. We are actually in regular contact. He can call me at night if he has a question. Then I can answer it on the phone, or I can come to the training live.”
Potential Roadblocks: travel Restrictions
A potential issue for Becker in a coaching role stems from his criminal record (tax evasion), which could restrict his entry into the United States and Australia. These restrictions would prevent him from traveling with Zverev to two of the four Grand Slam tournaments.
What travel restrictions might prevent Boris Becker from fully supporting Alexander Zverev’s career as a coach?
boris Becker clarifies Role in Alexander Zverev’s Camp: “Not a Coach, but a Friend and Advisor”
Tennis legend Boris Becker has addressed speculation regarding a potential coaching role with Alexander Zverev, confirming he will not be joining Zverev’s team as a formal coach.
Becker, a six-time Grand Slam champion, clarified his position, stating that Zverev’s father will remain his primary coach. Though, Becker emphasized his commitment too supporting Zverev as a close friend and advisor. He believes that Zverev winning a Grand Slam title would be a victory not only for teh player but also for German tennis as a whole.
Zverev Aims for First grand Slam Title at French Open
Alexander Zverev has his sights set on securing his first Grand Slam victory at the upcoming French Open in May and june. He has previously reached three grand Slam finals – the US Open in 2020, the French Open in 2024, and the Australian Open in 2025 – but has been defeated in all of them.
Becker’s Support Undeterred
Despite not taking on an official coaching position, Becker’s commitment to supporting Zverev remains firm. He will continue to offer guidance and advice as Zverev pursues his Grand Slam dreams.
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Becker’s Outlook on being Zverev’s Trainer
“I was able to observe and accompany him during training in Monte Carlo” said Becker.”After the Australian Open, I spent three days in Monte Carlo. We are actually in regular contact. He can call me at night if he has a question. Then I can answer it on the phone, or I can come to the training live.”
Potential Roadblocks: travel Restrictions
A potential issue for Becker in a coaching role stems from his criminal record (tax evasion), which could restrict his entry into the United States and Australia. These restrictions would prevent him from traveling with Zverev to two of the four Grand Slam tournaments.
Q&A: Boris Becker and Alexander Zverev
- Q: What exactly is Boris Becker’s role with Alexander Zverev?
- A: Becker is acting as a friend and advisor, not a formal coach.He provides guidance and support to Zverev, but zverev’s father remains his primary coach.
- Q: Why isn’t Becker taking on a coaching role?
- A: Becker’s past criminal record (tax evasion) creates travel restrictions to certain countries, perhaps preventing him from accompanying Zverev to major tournaments like the US Open and Australian Open.
- Q: Where does Zverev currently train?
- A: Zverev trains in Monte Carlo.
- Q: What are Zverev’s Grand Slam results so far?
- A: Zverev has reached the US Open final in 2020, the French Open final in 2024 and the Australian Open final in 2025, but lost them all.
With Becker’s guidance and Zverev’s determination, the path to a Grand Slam title is within reach. Stay tuned to see if Zverev can achieve his goal at the upcoming French Open!
