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New York – Tennis Great Bjorn Borg reveals in the last chapter of its forthcoming memory, “Exceptional” prostate cancer “is diagnosed with” Extremely aggressive “prostate and the associated press was in 2024 remission. Years.
“I have nothing right now. But I have to check myself every six months. It’s not fun”, “Borg, 69, he said in a recent video interview with AP from his home in Stockholm.” But I’m fine. I’m fine. And I feel very good. “
Borg won 11 Grand Slam Singles titles – six on French open from 1974. until 1981. years, and five in a row at Vimbledon from 1976. until 1980. years old in Tennis at the age of 26, although he later brought a short return later. Amazing early retirement is one of several cases, including his use of drugs and his relationships with women and his parents and children, discussed in depth in the book, which should be released in Britain 18. September and in the United States.
The famous Private Borg said he wrote with his wife, patricia, more than about 2 years.
“I went through some hard times, but (it is) relief to me to do this book,” Borg said. “I feel much better.”
He said to be tested for prostate cancer “for many years,” because he added, “The thing is that you feel good, you feel good and then you feel good.”
There was a result that his doctors were considered worrying in September 2023. years, so they wanted to do the follow up, he said.
It was just before Borg should fly to Canada to serve as Captain Team Europe in LaVe cups and doctors said it should not go.
“Of course I went to Vancouver. I didn’t listen,” he said.
After the event, he returned to Sweden and went to the hospital at 7 hours the next day for further tests who confirmed the diagnosis of cancer. Surgery was scheduled for February 2024. year, waiting time Borg was AP described as “psychologically … very difficult, because who knows what happens?”
Borg said that his latest tests returned clean in August.
The book says, “Now I have a new opponent in Cancer – I can’t control. But I’m beating. I’m not giving up. I’m like a Vimbledon Final. And they usually go pretty well, don’t they?”
