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‘Tsunami’ of corruption: Is match-fixing a major problem in tennis, and are Australians involved?

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In 2016, a rising Australian tennis star was suspended for throwing a set in a low-level tournament. It was a sadly common tale in the murky world of tennis, where match-fixing is a major scourge.

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‘Tsunami’ of corruption: Is match-fixing a major problem in tennis, and are Australians involved?

In 2016, a rising Australian tennis star was suspended for throwing a set in a low-level tournament. It was a sadly common tale in the murky world of tennis, where match-fixing is a major scourge.

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How Aussies failed to deliver on Demon’s big boast; tennis’ dark underbelly resurfaces — Talking Pts

Alex de Minaur has been a leading proponent of the depth of our tennis stocks, declaring prior to the Australian Open that the nation was once again a force of world tennis.

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Aussie tennis star's phone was seized in 2022 match-fixing probe - report - Daily Telegraph NZ

Bernard Tomic’s phone was reportedly seized as part of a match-fixing investigation into two suspicious losses, including a 2022 Australian Open qualifying match. According to the Daily Mail Australia, while police and the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) examined betting irregularities and his performances, Tomic was not charged, and NSW Police stated there is no ongoing investigation into tennis match-fixing. Once ranked world No. …

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The Age broke the news in Australia on Friday, January 17, 2025.
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