Murray gives honest reaction to Becker sentencing: "He broke the law, I don't think you should get special treatment because of who you are"

Andy Murray has given his honest reaction to the sentencing of Boris Becker who will spend the next two-and-a half years in prison after being charged with four offences under the Insolvency Act.

Compared to Novak Djokovic who was formally coached by the German and was 'heartbroken', Murray said he broke the law and deserves the consequences if he does so.

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"I didn't really feel particularly emotional about it. He broke the law and if you do that, I don't think you should get special treatment because of who you are or what you've achieved," said Murray.

"Again, I feel sorry that he's in that situation, but I also feel sorry for the people that he's affected with his decisions as well and what's happened to them. I hope he's okay and that he learns from his mistakes. But I didn't have a particular emotion about it.”

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