Tennis legend and PUMA ambassador Boris Becker has opened up on a range of issues, in a video interview with the sports company.
Becker spoke frankly about his life-changing Wimbledon victory at the age of 17, what it takes to keep winning in tennis, and why he would love to see the present generation of champions take on the legends of the past with wooden rackets.
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Becker, who in 1985 became the first unseeded player to win Wimbledon, sat down with PUMA as part of the sports brand’s “Only See Great” campaign.
The idea for the campaign was inspired by cultural icon, entrepreneur and philanthropist Shawn “JAY-Z” Carter, who first said: “I only see great. I don’t see good. I don’t see compromise. We should always strive to make something great, something that will last.”