Former tennis player Boris Becker, 54, is facing a prison sentence for delaying bankruptcyAfter he was found guilty of four out of 24 counts by a London court. His ex-affair with Angela Ermakova (54), with whom Becker gave birth to a daughter, Anna Ermakova (22), now speaks frankly.
After judgment: Baker walks through the media without comment(00:22)
“I know from my own experience what it feels like to be humiliated in public. Public humiliation in and of itself is a very cruel punishment,” the model tells Bild, indirectly referring to the many criticisms leveled at her about her relationship with the athlete. “The fact that someone was at the height of Success earlier means that the fall is more painful, because the deeper a person falls, the more painful the fall. And Boris had to fall from a very great height.”
In 2015 he wanted to borrow money from Ermakova
It’s clear that Becker has asked Angela Ermakova for money in the past, she says. “There are many reasons, inexperience with finances due to a very intense tennis career, incompetent advisors…one wrong decision can change a person’s entire life,” she says. “He came to me in 2015 and several times since then to loan me money he wanted to pay me back. He wanted to use our apartment as collateral, but of course I had to refuse.” (live)
Baker has been found guilty of these charges
Fourth point: Boris Becker is said to have transferred large amounts of money to other accounts after declaring bankruptcy on June 21, 2017 (about CHF433,000 in nine different transfers).
Point 10: Becker is said to have concealed property titled “Em Schilling” in his hometown of Leyman from the insolvency authorities. This is the childhood home of the tennis legend.
Point 13: Becker is said to have hidden a loan from Alpinum Bank in Liechtenstein for CHF837,000 to the house of “Im Schilling” in Leimen.
Point 14: Baker is said to have kept 75,000 shares in Breaking Data Corp.
Fourth point: Boris Becker is said to have transferred large amounts of money to other accounts after declaring bankruptcy on June 21, 2017 (about CHF433,000 in nine different transfers).
Point 10: Becker is said to have concealed property titled “Em Schilling” in his hometown of Leyman from the insolvency authorities. This is the childhood home of the tennis legend.
Point 13: Becker is said to have hidden a loan from Alpinum Bank in Liechtenstein for CHF837,000 to the house of “Im Schilling” in Leimen.
Point 14: Baker is said to have kept 75,000 shares in Breaking Data Corp.
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