The hottest sport on the morning of May 3: Former teacher Djokovic went to prison, Murray declared extremely harsh

(Sports News) Andy Murray insists he has no emotions after hearing the legend Boris Becker was sentenced to two and a half years in prison.

Old teacher Djokovic in prison, Murray declared harshly

Answering the media about the event that tennis legend Boris Becker was sentenced to 2 and a half years in prison for fraud, Andy Murray bluntly declared this to be a “deserving punishment”: “I’m not really moved by the news that Becker was in prison. He broke the law, I don’t think anyone should get special treatment because of their reputation or achievements.”

Murray does not sympathize with legend Boris Becker after he was in prison

Before that, many famous tennis players like Novak Djokovic expressed condolences to Becker. The 54-year-old legend used to be Nole’s coach, helping him win 6 Grand Slams, 14 Masters 1000.

WBC urges Fury to quickly choose an opponent

Recently, WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman has confirmed that he will give Tyson Fury time to think about his future. After defeating Dillian Whyte to defend the WBC heavyweight title, Fury suddenly revealed his intention to retire.

According to the rules, the WBC has the right to ask Fury to fight if he does not choose an opponent himself (most likely the winner of the unification match of 4 WBA, WBO, IBF, IBO belts between Oleksandr Usyk and Anthony Joshua).

Legend of marathon lost to amateur athletes

The world athletics village has just received an “earthquake” when marathon legend Sir Mo Farah lost to amateur athlete Ellis Cross in the men’s 10km content, the Vitality London 10,000 race on May 2. Specifically, the athlete who won 4 Olympic gold medals, 6 times the world champion finished second in a time of 28 minutes 44 seconds, more than Cross 4 seconds and 1 minute than the best achievement of his career.

Ellis Cross, 26, is on the payroll of a track and field club, and even had to pay £37 to participate in the Vitality London 10,000 (professional athletes are free).

It is known that this tournament also marks Sir Mo Farah’s return to running since he failed to qualify for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Responding to the media, the 39-year-old marathon legend admitted that he was not young, even thought to the end of his professional playing career.

Hamilton is excited because F1 “covers” in the US

Seven-time F1 champion driver Lewis Hamilton insists he is very excited about the event that the United States will host many races in the future because this is part of a plan to expand the reputation of speed sports in the “country” flower flag”. It is expected that 2 races in Florida and Miami will be held in the 2022 season, before the Las Vegas race takes place in the 2023 season.