My Mother Still Wishes I'd Become a Doctor! ; He's One of Tennis's Most Revered Figures - with Three Wimbledon Titles and a Respected Broadcasting Career - but, As Boris Becker Reveals Here, You Can't Please Everybody All of the Time [Eire Region]

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Born into a wealthy German family in 1967, Boris Becker won his first Wimbledon title (of three) when he was just 17 -- the youngest man ever to do so. Since retiring in 1999, he has set up a string of businesses, including car dealerships, property and branded tennis gear. Becker married actress Barbara Feltus in 1993 and the couple had two sons. Their marriage ended in 2001 after his infamous liaison with Angela Ermakova in the London restaurant Nobu. He now lives in London with his second wife, the Dutch model Sharley Kerssenberg, and their five-monthold son, Amadeus.

Never ever think of failure. Maybe it was the way I was brought up but failure was never part of my mindset. It was probably my drive and character that pushed me to be a tennis champion and then successful in business. At the end of the day, it doesn't matter how bad I am in tennis or in my second career, I'm still better than most people.

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My Mother Still Wishes I'd Become a Doctor! ; He's One of Tennis's Most Revered Figures - with Three Wimbledon Titles and a Respected Broadcasting Career - but, As Boris Becker Reveals Here, You Can't Please Everybody All of the Time [Eire Region]

Don't underestimate the power of luck.

I'm aware of the fact that I am a lucky guy. I was born and raised at the right time, I had a great set of parents, and those facts alone gave me a head start...

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