DEVELOPING: Tennis Legend Bjorn Borg Opens Up on Cancer Diagnosis, Rivalry & Battle with Addiction

BREAKING NEWS Tennis Legend Bjorn Borg Reveals Cancer Diagnosis, Announces Remission Swedish tennis icon Bjorn Borg has been diagnosed with "extremely aggressive" prostate cancer, he revealed in his autobiography. The 69-year-old former world number one announced the news, stating that the disease was at its most advanced stage. Borg, who won 11 Grand Slam titles including five successive Wimbledons before retiring aged 25, said he takes life "day by day, year by year" after being diagnosed with cancer. He described the diagnosis as "difficult psychologically," but emphasized his determination to fight the disease. The tennis legend underwent an operation in 2024 and is currently in remission. However, Borg stated that he will have to undergo regular tests every six months to monitor his condition. Borg's autobiography also touches on his rivalry with other tennis greats, including John McEnroe. The book provides a candid look at the Swedish star's life both on and off the court. This is a developing story. We will provide updates as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*