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Zverev Attacks Tennis Idol: Boris Becker "Tells as Always Relatively Much Nonsense"

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There seems to be an ice age between two German tennis greats. According to critical words by Boris Becker, Alexander Zverev fights against the tennis icon. He accuses him of telling "a lot of nonsense".

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In a SPIEGEL interview, Boris Becker tried to explain the lack of sympathy in Germany for Alexander Zverev. He countered sharply. Becker was looking for everything to put him down.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Boris Becker makes assumptions in an interview about why Alexander Zverev is not so popular in Germany. The new number one in the tennis world answers sharply.

·Munich, Germany
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There seems to be an ice age between two German tennis greats. According to critical words by Boris Becker, Alexander Zverev fights against the tennis icon. He accuses him of telling "a lot of nonsense".

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The dispute between Alexander Zverev, the number one in the world, and tennis legend Boris Becker seems to escalate. "I think he tells a lot of nonsense as usual. I don't know what's going on with him right now, Zverev couldn't resist a side blow towards his fellow countryman.

·Vienna, Austria
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Boris Becker criticizes Alexander Zverev for appearance, gold chains and missing Ukraine statements. Zverev counters sharply. The background at a glance.

·Berlin, Germany
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Alexander Zverev has sharply countered Boris Becker's statements that the German number one in the tennis world does not seem so popular despite the current successes. "I think he tells a lot of nonsense as usual. I don't know what's going on with him right now, but I feel like he has to comment on everything I do," said Zverev after his departure in the second round of the Paris Masters Tournament. "I think he's looking for everything right now…

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Bild broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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