Boris Becker

Jailed tennis star Boris Becker could be deported from the United Kingdom 'the second he walks free', according to reports. Three-time Wimbledon champion ...

‘There is a lot of resentment about it and the families of some prisoners have written letters of complaint.’ ‘You would normally serve years before getting a job as a classroom assistant as it is seen as a privilege,’ a different source told The Sun. The 54-year-old German – who regularly appeared on the BBC’s coverage of the Championships before his conviction as a pundit – was allowed to watch the 2022 tournament from his cell at HMP Huntercombe.

His kids Noah, 28, and Elias, 22, as well as his girlfriend Lilian de Carvalho Monteiro visited him in prison earlier this month while Wimbledon was taking ...

He has experienced a lot for a long period. He kept telling me everything will be fine and was in control. John McEnroe, 63, a BBC analyst and a fellow three-time Wimbledon champion, said: “I have a friend named Boris. This is very awful.

Prison sources said the Wimbledon star, who was jailed for hiding £2.5million in assets and loans to avoid paying his debts., spends much of his time ...

He’s been going through a lot for a long time. Fellow three-time Wimbledon winner McEnroe, 63, said: “Boris is a friend of mine. He kept telling me it’s going to be OK, it’s under control. He’s one of the greatest players that ever played the game. Prison sources said he spends much of his time playing table tennis. This is just horrible.

BORIS Becker could be kicked OUT of Britain when he leaves jail, deportation rules state.The fallen tennis star, 54, is serving time for hiding?

The scheme allows "any foreign national serving a fixed sentence who is liable for removal from the UK to be removed from prison and deported up to 12 months before the earliest release point of their sentence". A Home Office spokesperson said: "Any foreign national convicted of a crime and given a prison sentence is considered for deportation at the earliest opportunity." But according to deportation rules, the German, who has won Wimbledon three times, could be kicked out of the country the minute he is free.

BORIS Becker could be kicked OUT of Britain when he leaves jail, deportation rules state.The fallen tennis champion, 54, is serving time for hiding ?

The scheme allows "any foreign national serving a fixed sentence who is liable for removal from the UK to be removed from prison and deported up to 12 months before the earliest release point of their sentence". A Home Office spokesperson said: "Any foreign national convicted of a crime and given a prison sentence is considered for deportation at the earliest opportunity." But according to deportation rules, the German, who has won Wimbledon three times, could be kicked out of the country the minute he is free.

The 54-year-old is currently serving two-and-a-half years for hiding £2.5 million in assets and loans in an attempt to avoid paying off his debts.