Boris Becker Rules Out Coaching Return

Boris Becker has ruled out a return to tennis coaching. On April 20, at the Laureus World Sports Awards in Madrid, Becker confirmed his decision.

What happened?

Boris Becker, a member of the Laureus Academy, had coached former world number one Novak Djokovic and Holger Rune from Denmark.

Why it matters for Boris Becker

Becker's decision comes after he worked as 'Head of Men's Tennis' for the German Tennis Federation. He now focuses on media work.

What comes next?

Becker is available for consultations in the background, but won't return to full-time coaching. He has other professional goals and wants to spend more time with his family.

Boris Becker had a wonderful time coaching, but his time as a coach is over. The 58-year-old confirmed this, citing his new addition to the family and other professional ideas.

Becker worked with several players after his active career. He coached Novak Djokovic and Holger Rune, among others.

Boris Becker is now focusing on his media work. He couldn't do this if he went back to coaching full-time, he said.

The Laureus World Sports Awards will be presented in Madrid on April 20. Boris Becker is a member of the Laureus Academy.

Boris Becker has had a successful tennis career, winning six Grand Slam titles. He is now looking forward to his new professional goals.

Becker's decision to rule out a return to coaching has been confirmed. He will focus on his media work and family from now on.

Boris Becker's coaching career is over, but he is available for consultations. He will share his perspective with players, but without returning to the training pitch.