This is where it all started.
That's...
the way my emotions are running high here.
Now I am thinking about what happens if I don't make it this year?
The fear of failing.
And then it depends who I'd lose against.
If I lose against Stefan, it's okay.
Against Lendl, it would be a catastrophe.
If a jerk beats you, that feels like shit.
Boris Becker is coming to Hamburg's Rothenbaum
for morning training, always with his bodyguards.
Since the tennis star and his family were threatened,
security forces have been on alert.
Unfortunately, ten years ago it was more comfortable,
but it has now become normal for all of us
and we are living with the problem.
Boris Becker and Barbara Feltus did indeed
say yes to each other today.
Reporters and onlookers had to endure the whole afternoon,
then the couple of the year finally came along.
Whether it's Boom Boom Baby or Babs or something else,
the name of the child of Boris Becker and Barbara Feltus,
that's something they both don't want to reveal yet.
- For Ms. Feltus. - I'm afraid I'm not allowed to.
- Can't you? - No.
Then could you show where you're going?
No. Please take a good look and leave.
I'm sorry.
I just wanted to inform you that
our son was born, and wife and child are well.
It was a very short birth and the child weighs seven pounds.
With us, the photographer and grandfather, Ross Feltus.
Yeah, it's a hell of a thing
to be a grandfather.
This morning I was happy that we were allowed to come here.
We are all happy and the audience too, of course.
And of course we also want to take a look at a few pictures that you took.
The public prosecutor's office is satisfied that the defendant confessed.
- Mr. Boris, welcome! - Thank you.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to "Boris Becker in Person."
Two days before Christmas.
Boris, if I might play Christmas Angel for you again,
I could grant you three wishes for 1996.
My even bigger sporting wish would be to win a Grand Slam tournament.
That was probably my last match at Wimbledon.
- It was a pleasure being with you. - Okay, you too.
Match point at Wimbledon...
I can't imagine having such a high once again.
When it's over with my profession, with playing tennis,
I won't look for a new profession where I can find excitement.
I'll search for that in my private life then.
Hello and welcome to our special program,
"The War of the Roses: Becker vs. Becker."
We go now to Miami to meet our correspondent Christof Lang.
He's standing before the municipal court in Miami.
The whole day yesterday was very, very exciting
and also quite dramatic. Boris had breakfast yesterday morning
and had another discussion with his lawyer there.
Then he drove to Fisher Island and met Barbara and her lawyer.
Incidentally, that was the first time they had
spoken together privately since their split.
And I had the impression that he was preparing for a big tennis match.
We asked whether it was actually right for Barbara to get more money
in the USA despite a German marriage contract.
Twenty-four percent answers answered that it's right,
but 58% still don't think it's fair.
Welcome to our "Exclusiv Spezial,"
Boris's dream wedding in St. Moritz.
The rehearsal-- first item on the agenda after
the couple landed in the posh Swiss town of St. Moritz
by private jet on Thursday afternoon.
Somehow everyone seems to be in a state of excitement about it all.
"Here comes the bride."
In front of the car, hotel employees and security forces strive to
protect the bride from the all-too-curious eyes of photographers.
Shatzi!
Super.
- How are you? - Good.
- It's good to see you. - Let's go. Let's go, yeah?
- Here we go. - Let's go, huh?
Here we go.
I like it. I like it.
- Now is important. - Now...
- Good. Good. - Very good.
Yeah. I like it.
Everything's good, yeah. I'm fine.
But now you're a little...
a little more...
...focus, huh?
- You know that. - Good. Good. That's good.
Yes, Boris Becker, the tennis god
of yesteryear is now also in television.
Welcome to my finca in Mallorca.
Welcome to Boris Becker TV.
This is the entrance hall.
Up here on the right is the bedchamber.
And of course no cameras in there, that is clear!
Let's go straight to the living room.
Maybe you'll see a fireplace.
We hired six Moroccans and worked
for half a year and cut out all the individuals parts here.
I need sports to live.
And at my age, jogging doesn't go so well anymore.
That's why I have to swim more.
And I can let off steam a bit here.
Does someone want to go for a walk?
Come on.
A goal achieved?
For sure.
There, allegedly, Moroccans have come.
And they have done everything by hand.
Boris Becker's basketball court.
Tennis court.
Oh, yeah, tennis court.
The real racket. With this, Boris Becker won
Wimbledon, '85, '86 too, '87 too.
There is still something left of the birthday cake.
We are just sitting in the Jacuzzi...
in a Jacuzzi that Boris Becker has used.
That's the thing in the media right now.
But if you live like that and let it go like that?
They laugh!
Make Boris Rich Again.
And that is the sum that came from you.
You donated €541.11.
Maybe we can give him the money there.
Boris!
We have another small gift for you.
By Oliver Pocher and his audience.
€532.38 as a gift. For you!
Boris!
Could you give a little wave? At least wave at the money!
Beginning today, Boris Becker will have to answer in court in London.
This is where it all started.
It's nice here, right?
I mean, ultimately,
I know this sounds very poetic, but this is where I was born.
That's why we are making this movie and talk about Wimbledon
and the whole thing because this is where it all started.
If I hadn't turned that match around back then,
everything would've happened differently.
I was not mature enough at that point
for many things that I was hit with afterwards.
Everything was very strict and serious back then,
and that's why I said I would've liked a few more years.