Boris Becker

Las memorias oficiales y brutales de Boris Becker: una leyenda del tenis que pasó de la cima de Wimbledon a la soledad de la cárcel, en una historia de caída, redención y segundas oportunidades.INSIDE es mas que una autobiografia: es el descenso y resurgimiento de una leyenda. Boris Becker, campeon de Wimbledon con 17 años, nos abre las puertas a su experiencia mas brutal: la vida tras los barrotes. Tras ser condenado por cargos por insolvencia, su fama desaparece entre los muros de la prision de Wandsworth.A traves de una narracion intima y sin adornos, Becker nos guia por su viaje emocional: del panico y la soledad, a la introspeccion y la reconstruccion personal. Las memorias entrelazan sus glorias deportivas con sus dias mas oscuros, revelando los errores que lo llevaron alli y las lecciones que extrajo del abismo. Con la ayuda de su entorno y una fuerza interior renacida, Boris vuelve a ponerse en pie, demostrando que las segundas oportunidades son posibles incluso para quienes lo han perdido todo.Un testimonio humano, crudo y profundamente inspirador.

Ein Leisetreter war ich nie!Zwischen diesen Buchdeckeln gibt es 100 Prozent Boris Becker ? und so manches Gegenbild zu den Klischees, die man kennt: Boris, der notorische Fremdgeher, der arrogante Macho, der geschaftliche Totalversager. Hier steht die Wahrheit, und zwar die ganze Wahrheit, uber sein Gluck und Pech mit den Frauen, sein Selbstverstandnis als Vater und Ehemann und uber seine zweite Karriere als Geschaftsmann nach seiner Zeit als Tennisprofi. Eines ist sicher: Wer dieses Buch gelesen hat, sieht Boris Becker mit anderen Augen. Kein (Treppen-)Witz!Boris Becker unplugged: Erstmals spricht der ehemalige Tennisstar uber den Scheidungskrimi mit Barbara, die Zeugung seiner Tochter Anna, den Sorgerechtsstreit mit Angela Ermakowa, Firmenpleiten, Skandale, sein Leben nach dem Tennis ? Was tut er heute? Wo sieht er sich in zehn Jahren? Und was sagen seine Sohne und seine jetzige Ehefrau Lilly? Boris Becker, Tennis-Wunderkind, Held von Wimbledon, das Sport-Idol einer ganzen Generation, spricht Klartext. Denn alles, was man bisher in puncto Becker zu wissen glaubte, entspricht nur zur Halfte der Wahrheit. Ein ungeschminktes, hochst unterhaltsames Bekenntnis

Born in Leimen, West Germany, in 1967, Boris Becker burst onto the international tennis scene in 1985 when, as an unknown 17-year-old, he rewrote the record books by beating Kevin Curren and winning the men's final at Wimbledon. Not only was he the youngest player ever to win the title, he was also the first unseeded player and the first German. His exuberant, athletic style - hurling himself all over the court and making seemingly impossible shots - immediately endeared him to millions. On the back of his enormously powerful serve, he took the world of tennis by storm and by 1991 he was the world's number one. His extraordinary career includes three Wimbledon men's singles titles (he reached the final seven times in ten years) among a total of 49 singles and 15 doubles crowns, and he became the second youngest player (after Bjorn Borg) to be inducted into tennis's Hall of Fame. Retiring from the pro-tennis scene in 1999, Becker refused to fade away - his name simply moved from the back pages of newspapers to the front. After losing his last match at Wimbledon to Pat Rafter, he set out on a night of binge drinking which culminated in the infamous Nobu broom cupboard incident.As a result, his high-profile marriage to model Barbara Feltus broke up in an equally high-profile divorce. He was back in court again soon afterwards with tax problems. Now, for the first time, Becker will tell his story in his own words. A sporting genius with a turbulent personal life, his book will entrance his legions of fans the world over. Game, set and match ...

The no-holds-barred autobiography of a sporting genius. Boris Becker shot to fame in 1985 when at seventeen years old, he became the youngest player ever to win the men's final at Wimbledon. He went on to win two more Wimbledon titles, and a total of forty-nine singles and fifteen doubles crowns, making him one of the greatest players of the twentieth century. But his life off the court has always attracted as much attention as his triumphs on it. Now, in this remarkably candid and thought-provoking autobiography, Boris Becker tells the real story behind the headlines. He speaks of the seconds before the serve that made him the youngest Wimbledon winner of all time, and of the minutes after being sentenced as a tax evader. He talks about his marriage, his illegitimate daughter, and his painful divorce. He reveals his emotions at the end of his tennis career, and his battles with pills and alcohol. He also shares his memories of the good times, the championship wins, the make-or-break matches, and the highs and lows of life on the international circuit.Boris Becker has written this autobiography not just for his fans but also for his children, that they may one day read the true account of their father's remarkable, and often controversial, life.

Boris Becker shot to fame in 1985 when at seventeen years old, he became the youngest player ever to win the mens final at Wimbledon. He went on to win two more Wimbledon titles, and a total of forty-nine singles and fifteen doubles crowns, making him one of the greatest players of the twentieth century. But his life off the court has always attracted as much attention as his triumphs on it.Now, in this remarkably candid and thought-provoking autobiography, Boris Becker tells the real story behind the headlines. He speaks of the seconds before the serve that made him the youngest Wimbledon winner of all time, and of the minutes after being sentenced as a tax evader. He talks about his marriage, his illegitimate daughter, and his painful divorce. He reveals his emotions at the end of his tennis career, and his battles with pills and alcohol. He also shares his memories of the good times, the championship wins, the make-or-break matches, and the highs and lows of life on the international circuit.Boris Becker has written this autobiography not just for his fans but also for his children, that they may one day read the true account of their fathers remarkable, and often controversial, life.

Sitting in the prison classroom each morning reading the pages in my book listening to the teacher I could feel myself slowing down I had achieved greatness I had won three Wimbledon titles two Aussie Opens the US Open two Davis Cups an Olympic gold medal But where was I now I looked around this small room at the tired faces I looked at the walls and the small windows Either I was some strange exception a great man surrounded by lesser men or I was not an exception at all I fitted right in And if I did why was that Some fierce internal engine had always driven me a kind of relentless intensity that never let up It had taken me to Centre Court at Wimbledon Maybe it had taken me here too I thought this craziness was my greatest weapon I go all in Maybe I had turned this weapon on myself So I kept reading each morning I kept listening Wimbledon champion at 17 six time Grand Slam winner and former world number one Boris Becker achieved unparalleled success fame and wealth throughout his tennis career But in April 2022 everything changed when he was sentenced to 30 months in prison over bankruptcy charges Inside offers a raw and unflinching account of Becker s life behind bars detailing the brutal realities of surviving two of the UK s to

One of the most incredible and moving books that weve read, ever. The High Performance Podcast Sitting in the prison classroom each morning, reading the pages in my book, listening to the teacher, I could feel myself slowing down. I had achieved greatness. I had won three Wimbledon titles, two Aussie Opens, the US Open, two Davis Cups, an Olympic gold medal. But where was I now? Either I was some strange exception, a great man surrounded by lesser men, or I was not an exception at all. I fitted right in. And if I did, why was that? Wimbledon champion at 17, six-time Grand Slam winner and former world number one Boris Becker achieved unparalleled success, fame and wealth throughout his tennis career. But in April 2022, everything changed when he was sentenced to 30 months in prison over bankruptcy charges. Inside offers a raw and unflinching account of Beckers life behind bars, detailing the brutal realities of surviving two of the UKs toughest prisons and the unexpected lessons in resilience that kept him going. Stripped of fame and fortune, Becker faced an entirely new world as inmate A2923EV, where nothing came easy. More than a story of survival, Inside is about profound transformation. With brutal honesty, Becker reflects on the choices that led him to prison, confronting his mistakes and the price of fame. Through new relationships, hard-learned survival skills and the philosophy of Stoicism, he embarks on the difficult journey of rebuilding his life and shattered reputation. This is the story of a legend who lost it all how he survived, started again and found light in lifes darkest moments. Its a memoir, its a thriller, its a confessional, its therapy. This book is unbelievable, [and] beautifully written. It couldnt be a crazier storyits so gripping, I could not put it down. Chris Evans

Las memorias oficiales y brutales de Boris Becker: una leyenda del tenis que pasó de la cima de Wimbledon a la soledad de la cárcel, en una historia de caída, redención y segundas oportunidades.INSIDE es mas que una autobiografia: es el descenso y resurgimiento de una leyenda. Boris Becker, campeon de Wimbledon con 17 años, nos abre las puertas a su experiencia mas brutal: la vida tras los barrotes. Tras ser condenado por cargos por insolvencia, su fama desaparece entre los muros de la prision de Wandsworth.A traves de una narracion intima y sin adornos, Becker nos guia por su viaje emocional: del panico y la soledad, a la introspeccion y la reconstruccion personal. Las memorias entrelazan sus glorias deportivas con sus dias mas oscuros, revelando los errores que lo llevaron alli y las lecciones que extrajo del abismo. Con la ayuda de su entorno y una fuerza interior renacida, Boris vuelve a ponerse en pie, demostrando que las segundas oportunidades son posibles incluso para quienes lo han perdido todo.Un testimonio humano, crudo y profundamente inspirador.

Boris Becker apareció en la escena internacional del tenis en 1985 a ganar el torneo más prestigioso del tenis mundial con tan solo 17 años. Luego ganaría dos veces más el torneo y llegaría a otras tantas finales.Pero la relacion entre Boris Becker y Wimbledon va mucho mas alla de jugar el torneo. Comenzo a los diez años cuando vio por primera vez una final de Wimbledon en television y continua hasta la fecha ya que actualmente reside en Wimbledon y es socio del All England Club, y como entrenador de Novak Djokovic tambien ha sido ganador de Wimbledon en 2014.A traves del repaso de su historia y su relacion de amor con Wimbledon, Becker lleva al lector a un recorrido por la esencia del tenis, la fama, el profesionalismo y la importancia de aprender tanto de los errores como de los triunfos.Muy seguido y criticado por la prensa deportiva y sobre todo por la prensa amarilla, aqui Becker cuenta su verdad a la vez que devela su pasion por el tenis y su catedral: Wimbledon.

. Unas memorias de un gran jugador de tenis que va mucho más allá de una biografía y que entra en la esencia del tenis a través de su club y torneo más emblemático.Boris Becker apareció en la escena