Boris Becker

The former tennis star is said to have stashed around three million pounds sterling after declaring bankruptcy. The first weeks he spent in a London prison did ...

Baker was also surprised by the cleanliness and limited living space in his cell. Also last week, Becker had complained about the stench in his cell and was already annoyed by the constant noise around him. He would hit the emergency button every now and then to make sure his cell door stayed open for the money. The first weeks he spent in a London prison did not go well with the German. If last week’s food wasn’t good for him, Baker was already starting to get on the nerves of his fellow prison mates and prison staff in his second week. However, not all warders are fully convinced of this, and the door to Baker’s cell is regularly closed. The German grumbles all day about all sorts of things, much to the chagrin of his fellow prisoners.

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Becker is said to be having a tough time dealing with the cramped nature of the prison as well as the quality and quantity of food. Otherwise, Becker could benefit from the protection of the EU-UK withdrawal agreement. Britain’s political optics mean that any chance to show a strong anti-immigrant stance by the ruling government is taken with open arms. He cannot believe how bad it is and how small the portions are. If the home ministry believes that Becker’s criminal conduct took place after December 31, 2020, the date the Brexit agreements between the European Union and UK came into effect, they are within their rights to immediately expel him from the country. He was sent to prison for two-and-a-half years but will likely spend 15 months in jail and then serve the rest of his term on licence.

Boris Becker was found guilty of bankruptcy fraud at the end of April and was sentenced to 30 months, but he will only serve half of that and not all will ...

Boris Becker was found guilty of bankruptcy fraud at the end of April and was sentenced to 30 months, but he will only serve half of that and not all will be served in the UK. The 54-year-old hid £2.5 million worth of assets after he declared himself as bankrupt, and was found guilty on four offences under the Insolvency Act between June 21 and October 3 2017, but he wants to be deported back to Germany due to their “softer penal system than Britain.” Boris Becker confident he will be out of the British prison by Christmas