Chancellor Merz holds Zverev pledge to Wimbledon final
Chancellor Friedrich Merz has fulfilled his promise to Alexander Zverev
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Chancellor Friedrich Merz has fulfilled his promise to Alexander Zverev. For more than three decades, no German tennis player had reached the Wimbledon final. “If we calculate correctly, it is now over 30, 31 years that the last time a German tennis player stood in the final in Wimbledon,” said the Chancellor with a view to Boris Becker. The 69-year-old also combines personal memories with the traditional tournament.
Furthermore, Merz recalls Becker's time Before the Wimbledon final, the Chancellor once again explained how his commitment had come about. I congratulated him when he won Roland Garros. For Merz, the endgame also has a historical significance. After the triumph at the French Open, he had given the German a special promise.
In addition, Accordingly, there is great hope that Zverev can also give new impetus to German tennis with a title.
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Chancellor Friedrich Merz has fulfilled his promise to Alexander Zverev.
reliability low1/2 sourcesFor more than three decades, no German tennis player had reached the Wimbledon final. “If we calculate correctly, it is now over 30, 31 years that the last time a German tennis player stood in the final in Wimbledon,” said the Chancellor with a view to Boris Becker.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe 69-year-old also combines personal memories with the traditional tournament.
reliability low1/2 sourcesMerz recalls Becker's time Before the Wimbledon final, the Chancellor once again explained how his commitment had come about. I congratulated him when he won Roland Garros.
reliability low1/2 sourcesFor Merz, the endgame also has a historical significance.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAfter the triumph at the French Open, he had given the German a special promise.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAccordingly, there is great hope that Zverev can also give new impetus to German tennis with a title.
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