Betting-related corruption: Tennis under fire by claims of match-fixing, even at 3 Wimbledon matches

Secret files came up suggesting that three matches at Wimbledon were fixed in recent years. Anti-corruption investigators such as the TIU (Tennis Integrity Unit) stated that leaked documents alleged that the sport’s authorities allowed some of the main suspects to keep playing. These files were given to Buzzfeed News and the BBC; the players names are kept secret. However, out of the 16 names of suspect players around 2008, some are still participating. More than half of them will play at the Australian Open, which takes place from 18-31 January 2016.
Source: Igaming News