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Holger Rune Makes an Indirect Remark on Patrick Mouratoglou as He Reveals Boris Becker’s ‘Big Quality’ – ‘He Can More Relate…’

Published 10/30/2023, 8:42 PM EDT

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The journey of rising ATP star, Holger Rune has been nothing short of extraordinary. The young Dane has been causing disturbances with his promising ability and tireless drive to succeed. A vital component in his exemplary rise is without a doubt the chemistry he imparts with his coaches. Rune recently decided to add the German veteran, Boris Becker to his coaching team. The 20-year-old made an indirect remark on his preference for training with Becker over the French coach, Patrick Mouratoglou.

In an exclusive podcast, the rising ATP star shared his clear desire to win major championships. The Dane also underscored the important factors necessary for winning matches. His mesmerizing words resonated with several listeners and critics alike.

Holger Rune prefers Boris Becker’s relatability over Patrick Mouratoglou’s success

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In a trending Spotify podcast, Holger Rune examined the off-court chemistry between a player and their coach. The young ATP star acknowledged that winning major tournaments is undoubtedly important. However, Rune also added that a healthy relationship with a coach is also crucial.

The 20-year-old also stressed the benefit of having a coach who has encountered similar minutes as a player. This shared experience permits the coach to connect with the player’s sentiments. In the ATP Tennis Radio podcast, Rune shared,”…some moments on the court that are difficult, and he can more relate to the same feelings.”

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The young star also explained what he considered crucial in a coach that he chose,”..guide me through them maybe easier than the other coaches. And I think that’s a big quality to have.”

The assertion made by Rune in this podcast holds critical ramifications, especially considering his former coaching relationship. The choice to welcome Boris Becker on board as his full-time coach came after parting with Patrick Mouratoglou.

The ATP star’s former coordinated effort with Mouratoglou was set apart by striking accomplishments. However, the team chose to head out in a different direction in September 2023. It opened the door for Rune to start his new training journey with the German veteran.

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Numerous tennis experts have expressed their keen interest in the newly formed partnership between Becker and Rune. Eight-time Grand Slam winner Jimmy Connors recently surprised fans with his views on the partnership.

Jimmy Connors shared intriguing insights on Rune’s recent coaching journey

The German veteran possesses a deep understanding of what it takes to reach the pinnacle. In their recent podcast, tennis legend Jimmy Connors and his son Brett offered their perspectives on Rune’s next chapter. The tennis analyst explained how nothing can replace the value of experience.

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Brett Connors also highlighted the contrast between the two coaches. The new chapter for both the 55-year-old and young Dane carries an array of expectations. The entire tennis community, as well as fans, eagerly await the unfolding of their collaboration. What do you think? Let us know in the comments below.

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Dr Aditya Raveendran Menon

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Aditya Menon is a Senior Tennis Writer at EssentiallySports. He has authored over 900 articles covering several high-profile tournaments and events. As someone who is highly passionate about the sport, he has a special interest in covering the on-court and off court endeavors of the legendary Serena Williams and the ‘Big Three’ of men’s tennis.
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Daniel D'Cruz