July 22, 1989: Boris Becker’s Double Victory Sets Germany on Path to Davis Cup Final

Less than an hour after defeating the Las Vegas Kid, “Boom-Boom” was back on the court with partner Eric Jelen, beating the previously unbeaten Ken Flach and Robert Seguso in a Davis Cup tie. These victories put the team on the brink of the final. Boris Becker, born in 1967, became the youngest Wimbledon champion in 1985 at the age of 17. Known for his powerful serve and diving volleys, he successfully defended his title in 1986. Andre Agassi, born in 1970, was also a rising star in tennis, known for his return skills and bold outfits. The 1989 Davis Cup semi-final between Germany and the USA took place in Munich’s Olympiahalle, with Becker playing a key role in leading his team to victory. In the end, Germany won the Davis Cup title, with Becker playing a crucial role in securing the victory.