Becker: "If Djokovic plays two more years, he will become the most popular of all time"

le 01/11/2025 à 14h02

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Boris Becker, former coach of Novak Djokovic between 2013 and 2016, discussed the Serb's future on the ATP tour in an interview reported by Punto de Break.

"He has earned the respect he has always deserved. If he plays one or two more years, he will become the most popular tennis player of all time, because the longer he stays on the court, the more people will realize who Novak really is."

A strong statement made about a man who has always supported him, even during the darkest moments of his life:

"When I was in prison, Novak supported me. 95% of my friends forgot about me at that time. Not him. So we are a true family."

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Djokovic Novak

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Becker Boris

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What a joker! He will always be 3rd behind Nadal and Federer because he has no grace or sportsmanship. 🤣

Your comments say nothing about Novak and they say everything about you vile and your disgusting character. Roger and Rafael deserve someone like you.

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Rubbish 🙄

Amen to that. He thinks everybody loves him. Someone should clue him in. His ego gets in his way. His own country his upset as he moved away.

You're clearly a hater, so your comment isn't worth a grain of rice.

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