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A tennis player suspected of match-fixing last year has been arrested during the French Open, the Paris prosecutor's office said Friday. According to French newspaper Le Parisien, which first reported the story, the player is 765th-ranked Yana Sizikova of Russia. The prosecutor's office confirmed to The Associated Press that a “women's international player" was in custody, but it did not identify her.
Overseas, a russian tennis player arrested after her match at the french open. yana sizikova is accused of match-fixing during last year's tournament. betting companies report that tens of thousands of dollars were wagered on her losing her service game during the second set of the match. she double-faulted twice and missed a shot during the fifth game of that set. and when we come back, the new high school graduate proving it's never too late. this... is what freedom sounds like. and this. this is what freedom smells like. ahhh, enjoy 30 days of open-road freshness. febreze car.
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We’ve known for a while now that several CS:GO teams engaged in match-fixing in an effort to make extra money through bets. Journalists and league officials like the ESEA have investigated these instances, uncovering plenty of proof along the way. Now, the FBI appears to be getting involved too. As reported by Kotaku Australia, the FBI is now investigating allegations of match-fixing amongst professional CS:GO teams in North America. The Esports Integrity Commission (ESIC), which previously worked with Australian police to crack down on match-fixing in that region, is also co-operating wi...