In times of need you know your friends.
When Boris Becker (55) was in Huntercombe Prison, he had one German protector: Ike J. (50), who was sentenced to 24 years in prison for drug trafficking and money laundering. Now BILD knows: The tennis legend had another close friend in prison.
Sugan S. (38). The Tamil from Sri Lanka was sentenced to 14 years in 2017 after a deadly mass brawl between gangs for intentional assault and violent disturbance.
Name: Sugan S., Age: 38. Convicted of: intentional assault and violent disorder, sentence: 14 years. Released early from prison on: January 20, 2023
At Huntercombe Prison, Boris Becker and Sugan S. became friends
In Huntercombe, the violent man and Becker became buddies. They also exchanged cell phone numbers and agreed to meet in freedom. Sugan S. (inmate number A8530AK) told other inmates, BILD learned. He is proud of his friendship with the three-time Wimbledon winner.
Now he could be doing ding dong at Bum Bum Boris soon! According to BILD information, Sugan S. was deported to Sri Lanka on Friday. In a few weeks, he told fellow prisoners shortly beforehand, Sugan S. wants to come to Germany. Because this is where his wife and child live.
Becker, S. said, also asked his wife for his cell phone number. After his own deportation to Germany, he wanted to call her. Perhaps Boris now wants to show his appreciation for the protection in prison.
In his new life after that, it’s going. He is currently commenting on the Australian Open for Eurosport from Munich. In February he is expected at the film festival “Berlinale” in Berlin. The documentary “Untitled Boris Becker Documentary” (“Boris Becker documentary film untitled”) will be shown about his trial.
Then his recent past catches up with him again.
