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Boris Becker is believed to have borrowed £2 million from a British telecoms billionaire amid claims he may sell his Wimbledon trophies to help pay off an alleged £54 million debt.
Becker’s costly divorce from his first wife, and a series of failed business ventures has seen his assets dwindle from £35 million to just €540,000, according to German magazine Stern.
Becker’s costly divorce from his first wife, and a series of failed business ventures has seen his assets dwindle from £35 million to just €540,000, according to German magazine Stern.
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bloke playing and hosting poker events for a living is 54 million in debt and they jail people for non payment of tv licences
Food banks for the poor who get slated for using them,addicts who get slated for being a drain on society all fair game ! But wow betide slating the BANKERS and rich who award themselves obscene bonuses on top of their salary.
Its the poor who are causing our problems,my arse !
Its the poor who are causing our problems,my arse !
basically got some good friends ,in the twighlight of his earning power and a 54 million credit card bill
54 million didnt he have some debt issues in the news a few months ago ?
no chance of selling any assets at a decent price when everyone no,s your desperate
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