This is a bit random but Boris's daughter has been in about 3 newspapers here over the last couple of days with various pictures and I think you'll agree the likeness is pretty amazing. What a waste of time and money getting those paternity tests done 
Stolen sperm? Boris At least he has done the decent thing now.
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Becker's girl is just like dad
By Allan Hall In Berlin, Evening Standard
26 April 2005
Boris Becker's five-year-old daughter has given her first interview to a German television station
Anna Ermakowa was born as a result of the former tennis champion's infamous encounter with Russian emigre Angela Ermakowa in a broom cupboard at Nobu in June 1999.
Holding up a picture of her father and speaking in English, she said: "This is my papa, he looks sweet. He has blue eyes. I look a lot like him."
Showing off her father's oldest tennis racket, she said: "It was a present from papa."
She added: "I thought Steffi Graf was his sister until someone said she wasn't."
The five-minute encounter in Nobu's broom cupboard cost Becker his marriage to wife Barbara and many millions in alimony.
He pays for Anna to live in a £1million London house with her mother, to attend private school, a tutor for German and ballet lessons. Angela Ermakowa, 36, said the former Wimbledon champion, who denied his paternity for a year, now acknowledges that he is Anna's father and visits her in London every two months.
Asked by the interviewer if Becker loves his daughter, she said: "Boris doesn't show his feelings much on the outside, but when he sees her, yes, I believe he loves her.
"When she is old enough I will tell her that I loved her father and what happened was fate."
After the encounter at Nobu, Becker's publicity agents initially suggested that sex had not taken place and that Miss Ermakova had somehow "stolen" his sperm.
German tabloids engaged doctors to explain in graphic but improbable detail how this could have happened. But medical tests eventually confirmed that Becker was the biological father.
In his autobiography, Stay A Moment Longer, Becker described the encounter in Nobu. He wrote: "She looked directly at me two seconds longer, the look of the hunter that said: 'I want you.'
"A little while later she left her table. I followed behind. Five minutes' small talk and then straight away into the nearest possible place and down to business."
Becker forgot about the incident until receiving a fax from Miss Ermakowa in February 2000 announcing: "The result of our meeting is now in the eighth month."
The incident cost Becker about £20 million. His divorce settlement to Barbara was estimated at £12 million, together with maintenance of about £20,000 a month and a home in the United States.
In addition he bought the London home for Miss Ermakowa and set up a trust fund for Anna.
He also lost some of his advertising sponsors.
He eventually admitted: "I do accept fatherhood. I take responsibility and I will care for little Anna."
Stolen sperm? Boris
At least he has done the decent thing now. 
Boris at 17....
Becker's girl is just like dad
By Allan Hall In Berlin, Evening Standard
26 April 2005
Boris Becker's five-year-old daughter has given her first interview to a German television station
Anna Ermakowa was born as a result of the former tennis champion's infamous encounter with Russian emigre Angela Ermakowa in a broom cupboard at Nobu in June 1999.
Holding up a picture of her father and speaking in English, she said: "This is my papa, he looks sweet. He has blue eyes. I look a lot like him."
Showing off her father's oldest tennis racket, she said: "It was a present from papa."
She added: "I thought Steffi Graf was his sister until someone said she wasn't."
The five-minute encounter in Nobu's broom cupboard cost Becker his marriage to wife Barbara and many millions in alimony.
He pays for Anna to live in a £1million London house with her mother, to attend private school, a tutor for German and ballet lessons. Angela Ermakowa, 36, said the former Wimbledon champion, who denied his paternity for a year, now acknowledges that he is Anna's father and visits her in London every two months.
Asked by the interviewer if Becker loves his daughter, she said: "Boris doesn't show his feelings much on the outside, but when he sees her, yes, I believe he loves her.
"When she is old enough I will tell her that I loved her father and what happened was fate."
After the encounter at Nobu, Becker's publicity agents initially suggested that sex had not taken place and that Miss Ermakova had somehow "stolen" his sperm.
German tabloids engaged doctors to explain in graphic but improbable detail how this could have happened. But medical tests eventually confirmed that Becker was the biological father.
In his autobiography, Stay A Moment Longer, Becker described the encounter in Nobu. He wrote: "She looked directly at me two seconds longer, the look of the hunter that said: 'I want you.'
"A little while later she left her table. I followed behind. Five minutes' small talk and then straight away into the nearest possible place and down to business."
Becker forgot about the incident until receiving a fax from Miss Ermakowa in February 2000 announcing: "The result of our meeting is now in the eighth month."
The incident cost Becker about £20 million. His divorce settlement to Barbara was estimated at £12 million, together with maintenance of about £20,000 a month and a home in the United States.
In addition he bought the London home for Miss Ermakowa and set up a trust fund for Anna.
He also lost some of his advertising sponsors.
He eventually admitted: "I do accept fatherhood. I take responsibility and I will care for little Anna."
