Becker in Germany: confusion about the first reports – mother Elvira talks about Boris' condition

Created: 12/16/2022 11:19 am

By: Antonio Jose Riether

After Boris Becker's release from prison and deportation, he can now make a fresh start.

With an exclusive interview, the tennis legend is now at least providing the first income.

Munich – Boris Becker is free again after more than seven months and is back in his home country.

The early release of the German tennis legend caused a lot of confusion this week, the release was initially reported on Wednesday, but now he is said to have only been flown to Germany on Thursday.

In any case, on Friday he can enjoy his first full day of freedom.

Boris Becker: Confusion about his arrival after deportation to Germany

According to a report by

, the 55-year-old was only released from Huntercombe Prison near London early Thursday morning and landed on German soil in a private plane shortly before one in the afternoon.

It is currently speculated about his current whereabouts, contrary to previous reports he is said to have arrived at Frankfurt Airport.

It was also reported that Becker was unable to say goodbye to his fellow inmates because he had already been taken away in the morning hours.

He also left his clothes in the detention center and only took his personal belongings and private photos with him.

In the days before his deportation, Becker apparently left his sneakers, jacket and hat to his fellow prisoners.

After deportation from England: Boris Becker is back in Germany.

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Boris Becker: lawyer confirms dismissal - entry ban for England

Since mid-November, Becker had been approved for the fast-track deportation process, and after a while everything went very quickly.

His lawyer Christian-Oliver Moser confirmed the entire deportation process on Thursday.

“Our client Boris Becker was released from custody in England and left for Germany today.

He has thus served his sentence and is not subject to any criminal law restrictions in Germany.

The three-time Wimbledon winner can now get used to life in freedom after extreme months in prison in his home country.

He is not allowed to return to England for the time being, his entry ban apparently lasts as long as the original sentence would have lasted.

Becker's partner Lilian de Carvalho Monteiro lives in England, she will probably have to visit him in the future.

Boris Becker agrees to a TV interview with a private broadcaster – he can expect a high fee

However, Becker does not go into hiding when he returns to Germany, on the contrary.

Private broadcaster Sat.1 has already announced a detailed interview with the Leimener, which will be broadcast early next week.

The tennis icon apparently receives a medium-high six-digit amount for this.

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Boris Becker will soon return to his homeland – mother Elvira: "Everything is fine"

A trailer for a documentary that was made shortly before the verdict was announced at the end of April has also been made public in the past few days.

This shows highly emotional insights into Becker's emotional world, in one excerpt he talks about his "low point" in tears.

But now things are going uphill again.

After his tax offense and serving his prison sentence, Becker can look forward to his family again, even though his children are apparently abroad.

According to the

, he will not live in his parents' house in Leimen, but he will soon return to his mother Elvira.

"Everything is fine, Boris is fine," the 87-year-old confirmed to the newspaper, shortly she will hold her Boris in her arms again.