"We don't talk about it enough...": Becker is fired up about Sinner and Alcaraz at the 2025 ATP Finals
Boris Becker is certain: for him, the 2025 ATP Finals will be a matter of two prodigies who are crushing everyone.
In an interview published in the Gazzetta dello Sport, the former German champion made an observation that seems to be more than shared by the fans: "The 2025 ATP Finals? It will be Sinner or Alcaraz. They were really in great form so far," he reveals.
Indeed, the 57-year-old man insists particularly on a past fact that he considers to have flown under the radar: Sinner's incredible consistency. The Italian phenomenon has played in four consecutive Grand Slam finals, five if you count the 2024 US Open, a very rare statistic in modern history.
"It's an extraordinary result. I don't understand why we talk about it so little. His team did a fantastic job after the US Open to improve his serve because that was the shot he was missing," concludes Becker.
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