No, Boris Becker is neither a victim of his unique life story nor of his many advisors. He has only himself to blame for the fact that he now has to go to prison. Still, malice is inappropriate.
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Gerald Kleffmann
Boris Becker once wrote in his 2003 biography “Wait a minute…” Boris from Leimen died in Wimbledon in 1985 and rose again there in a new form. He was confiscated, collected, national property, a kind of state-owned company. Adieu Freedom.” Throughout his life he saw himself as a victim, as someone with whom Germany, his homeland, in particular, did not treat well. He was quite right. Other sports greats, such as his former colleague Stefanie Graf, literally fled abroad, where they felt their privacy was respected and less confiscated. In his case now, however, there is no other culprit than himself.