Tennis: Tiriac's claim to manage Becker debnied

Sunday 25 July 1993 23:02 BST

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A lawyer representing Boris Becker yesterday denied claims by Ion Tiriac that he was still manager of the three-times Wimbledon champion. 'The contracts that Ion Tiriac cites do not stand up to a legal review,' said Axel Meyer-Woelden, a Munich sports lawyer who has been tipped as Becker's likely new manager. Meyer-Woelden said in a statement he had been authorised by Becker 'to represent his interests'.

FEDERATION CUP (Frankfurt) Semi-finals: Spain beat France 2-1; Australia bt Argentina 2-1. Final: Spain bt Australia 3-0. C Martinez bt M Jaggard-Lai 6-0 6-2; A Sanchez Vicario bt N Provis 6-2 6-3; Sanchez Vicario and Martinez bt E Smylie and R Stubbs 3-6 6-1 6-3.

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