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TTFI Forms Panel To Probe Manika Batra's Fixing Allegations Against Soumyadeep Roy
Table Tennis Federation of India formed a inquiry panel to probe Manika Batra's match-fixing allegations against national coach Soumyadeep Roy.
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Table Tennis Star Manika Batra Denies Claim She Didn't Report Alleged Fixing Offer Earlier
Manika Batra denied TTFI's claim that she didn't report to the federation when national coach Soumyadeep Roy allegedly asked her to throw a match.
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Russia's Yana Sizikova Detained Over Suspected Match Fixing At Last Year's French Open: Report
Paris police on Friday detained Russian tennis player Yana Sizikova over the suspected fixing of a doubles match at the French Open last year
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Wimbledon Match In Fixing Probe
The Tennis Integrity Unit (TIU) said it received 96 alerts from July to September, of which two came in Grand Slams, the first at Wimbledon and the second at the US Open
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Wimbledon to Beef up Measures Against Doping, Corruption
Wimbledon have vouched for heightened measure to protect the 130th edition of the Grand Slam from doping and fixing
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'Heavy' Match-Fixing in Lower Tiers, Says Anti-Corruption Official
Senior anti-corruption official Chris Eaton said the second and third tier tennis matches are regularly fixed, while the top-level is free from corruption due to high pay packet
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Thanasi Kokkinakis Says He Was Asked to Fix Tennis Matches
Thanasi Kokkinakis, who is nursing a shoulder injury that has kept him out of this year's Australian Open, dismissed the offers from match-fixers as little more than comments from "randoms" on social media.
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Former British Davis Cup Player Arvind Parmar Reveals Offer to Fix Match
Arvind Parmar, who was a former Davis Cup player for Britain, revealed that he was approached once to fix a tennis match.
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Novak Djokovic Reveals Offer of USD 200,000 to Fix Match Early In his Career
Novak Djokovic said he was approached to fix a match and was targeted in 2007 to throw a first-round match at St Petersburg.
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World Tennis Has Been Ripe For Match-Fixing: Experts
Big financial incentives for gamblers, small tournaments of little consequence to top players and the ease of fixing the outcome of a one-on-one sport have helped turn world tennis into a haven for match-fixers, according to experts and industry insiders.
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Match-Fixing In Grand Slam Tennis Included Wimbeldon: Reports
Sixteen players ranked in the world top 50 over the last decade, including Grand Slam champions, have been suspected of being involved in match-fixing, it was alleged Sunday.
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Banned David Savic denies match-fixing
The Serbian tennis player who received a life ban for attempting to fix matches denied the accusations and said on Tuesday he will appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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Melzer is no pushover says Nadal
Rafael Nadal could be forgiven for already having one eye firmly fixed on a potential revenge match against Robin Soderling in Sunday's French Open final.
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Melzer is no pushover says Nadal
Rafael Nadal could be forgiven for already having one eye firmly fixed on a potential revenge match against Robin Soderling in Sunday's French Open final.
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I was contacted to fix match: Bhupati
Indian tennis ace Mahesh Bhupathi on Monday added more weight to the simmering match-fixing controversy in the sport.
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TTFI Forms Panel To Probe Manika Batra's Fixing Allegations Against Soumyadeep Roy
Table Tennis Federation of India formed a inquiry panel to probe Manika Batra's match-fixing allegations against national coach Soumyadeep Roy.
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Table Tennis Star Manika Batra Denies Claim She Didn't Report Alleged Fixing Offer Earlier
Manika Batra denied TTFI's claim that she didn't report to the federation when national coach Soumyadeep Roy allegedly asked her to throw a match.
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Russia's Yana Sizikova Detained Over Suspected Match Fixing At Last Year's French Open: Report
Paris police on Friday detained Russian tennis player Yana Sizikova over the suspected fixing of a doubles match at the French Open last year
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Wimbledon Match In Fixing Probe
The Tennis Integrity Unit (TIU) said it received 96 alerts from July to September, of which two came in Grand Slams, the first at Wimbledon and the second at the US Open
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Wimbledon to Beef up Measures Against Doping, Corruption
Wimbledon have vouched for heightened measure to protect the 130th edition of the Grand Slam from doping and fixing
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'Heavy' Match-Fixing in Lower Tiers, Says Anti-Corruption Official
Senior anti-corruption official Chris Eaton said the second and third tier tennis matches are regularly fixed, while the top-level is free from corruption due to high pay packet
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Thanasi Kokkinakis Says He Was Asked to Fix Tennis Matches
Thanasi Kokkinakis, who is nursing a shoulder injury that has kept him out of this year's Australian Open, dismissed the offers from match-fixers as little more than comments from "randoms" on social media.
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Former British Davis Cup Player Arvind Parmar Reveals Offer to Fix Match
Arvind Parmar, who was a former Davis Cup player for Britain, revealed that he was approached once to fix a tennis match.
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Novak Djokovic Reveals Offer of USD 200,000 to Fix Match Early In his Career
Novak Djokovic said he was approached to fix a match and was targeted in 2007 to throw a first-round match at St Petersburg.
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World Tennis Has Been Ripe For Match-Fixing: Experts
Big financial incentives for gamblers, small tournaments of little consequence to top players and the ease of fixing the outcome of a one-on-one sport have helped turn world tennis into a haven for match-fixers, according to experts and industry insiders.
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Match-Fixing In Grand Slam Tennis Included Wimbeldon: Reports
Sixteen players ranked in the world top 50 over the last decade, including Grand Slam champions, have been suspected of being involved in match-fixing, it was alleged Sunday.
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Banned David Savic denies match-fixing
The Serbian tennis player who received a life ban for attempting to fix matches denied the accusations and said on Tuesday he will appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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Melzer is no pushover says Nadal
Rafael Nadal could be forgiven for already having one eye firmly fixed on a potential revenge match against Robin Soderling in Sunday's French Open final.
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Melzer is no pushover says Nadal
Rafael Nadal could be forgiven for already having one eye firmly fixed on a potential revenge match against Robin Soderling in Sunday's French Open final.
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I was contacted to fix match: Bhupati
Indian tennis ace Mahesh Bhupathi on Monday added more weight to the simmering match-fixing controversy in the sport.
