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Boris Becker has been convicted of fraud as a bankrupt and may be sent to prison - Walla! sport

2022-04-08T18:21:28.775Z


The former tennis player has been accused of evading huge sums and failing to report assets after being declared bankrupt in 2017. May want a lengthy prison sentence of up to seven years


Boris Becker has been convicted of fraud as a bankrupt and may be sent to prison

The former tennis player has been accused of evading huge sums and failing to report assets after being declared bankrupt in 2017.

May want a lengthy prison sentence of up to seven years

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08/04/2022

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Boris Becker, a former tennis player who is considered a legend to this day thanks to six Grand Slam titles and an Olympic gold medal he achieved between 1984 and retirement in 1999, was convicted tonight (Friday) of four counts of fraud and may be sent to prison.



The 54-year-old German was also tried last month and tonight was convicted in another court hearing in London after it was found that he did not report assets he owned despite the fact that he had already been declared bankrupt about five years ago as a result of losses of over 100 million euros.

Becker was released on bail and is now awaiting sentencing on April 29, when it will be determined whether he will be sent to actual prison.



The Daily Mail reported that he could be sent to prison for up to seven years after being convicted of four different offenses and found, among other things, that he transferred huge sums of hundreds of thousands of pounds to his ex-wives, lied about the villa he owned and managed to hide about 700,000 pounds in order to evade From paying debts that have already reached £ 3 million.

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Becker is, among other things, the youngest winner of the Wimbledon tournament after winning the Grand Slam when he was only 17 in 1985.

After about six years he won first place in the world and at the end of that decade retired when according to estimates throughout his career he garnered awards worth $ 25 million.

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