Epic on Baker's movie after his imprisonment and Wawrinka's match against Djokovic
Digital broadcasting networks have entered a frantic competition to screen the documentary film of former German tennis star Boris Becker, which began work three years ago before he was imprisoned for two and a half years, last month on charges of tax evasion and bankruptcy to avoid paying debts.
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The film is produced by Lorton Entertainment, which produced the English star Wayne Rooney's documentary on Prime Amazon, and directed by Academy Award winners Alex and John Patsick, who had candid interviews with 3-time Wimbledon champion Baker, nicknamed "Boom Boom" because of his strong transmission.
A source commented: "There is a lot of interest from broadcasters and it will be the most watched documentary with interviews with tennis legends such as John McEnroe and Bjorn Berg."
The film's director, John Patsyk, commented, "His life off the field is trying to manage his own life, relationships, and failed investments that have been people talking about for years. Boris was very brave in revealing everything to us, Alex and I have a great responsibility to make this film.”
The tennis legend, who has lived in London since 2012, recently complained about the poor food in the prison and the lack of lighting and noise due to the large number of inmates, according to his relatives, whom he contacted by phone.
Since we are talking about tennis legend Baker and the golden boy. Here is the news: A fiery battle between Wawrinka and Djokovic in the Italian Championship
The veteran Swiss tennis player, Stan Wawrinka, who won three major titles, said that the confrontation with the Serbian star, Novak Djokovic, the world number one, always has a special taste, but he made it clear that he may not be completely ready for the confrontation this time due to the decline in his level due to his long absence from the court due to injury.
Stan" Wawrinka, 37, did not participate in any tournament for a whole year after undergoing more than one surgery due to a foot injury, but he narrowly won 7-6, 3-6, 6-4 over Serbian Laslo Diri to set up a meeting with Djokovic in the round of 16 of the Italian Open later Thursday.
This will be the 26th confrontation between Wawrinka and Djokovic.
"It's not the best reward," said Wawrinka, who has won his last two matches with Djokovic. Confronting Novak is always special. But I haven't yet reached the level I'd like, physically and mentally. It will be a very difficult match for me. This is certain".
Djokovic, who defeated Russian Aslan Karatsev in his opening match in Rome, is seeking to win the Italian Open title on clay for the sixth time.
Djokovic has not won any titles this season so far