Alexander Zverev highlights he has nothing however respect and appreciation for Boris Becker but in addition underlines that he would wish a full-time touring dedication earlier than beginning discussions a few attainable partnership.
Whereas the world No. 2 has achieved some fairly notable issues, he has but to win a Grand Slam title regardless of being a two-time finalist on the Main stage. And in Germany, some suppose the previous six-time Grand Slam champion may very well be precisely what the 27-year-old must make that last leap and win on the most important stage.
Presently, Zverev works along with his father and he additionally typically accompanied by his brother Mischa. Up to now, the German had a stint with Juan Carlos Ferrero that did not finish nicely and he additionally collaborated with Sergi Bruguera till mid-2023.
On the opposite aspect, Becker famously labored with Novak Djokovic for 3 years between 2013 and 2016. In his most up-to-date ATP Tour gig, the previous world No. 1 began working with Holger Rune in late 2023 however they break up shortly after this 12 months’s Australian Open.
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Zverev on the prospect of working with Becker
“I like Boris and I additionally imagine that he has an unimaginable information of tennis. However I don’t understand how he feels about touring. That’s the one query mark for him. As quickly as he has solved and clarified that, we will discuss it. We’re all the time in touch with him and infrequently speak to one another. Now for Australia, it would keep as it’s after which I’ll see,” the 2024 French Open runner-up told tennis MAGAZIN.
Also, the 27-year-old made it clear that he only hires those who he considers “the precise particular person.”
“The correct particular person must be there. I received’t simply take anybody simply because I or others suppose it’s proper. I did it, I attempted to work with many individuals. However I discovered that just one particular person actually helped me rather a lot,” Zverev famous.
