Player's match-fixing ban increased to 5 years
15-07-2026 18:13 via espn.co.uk

Player's match-fixing ban increased to 5 years

French tennis player Samuel Bensoussan had his ban for match-fixing increased to three years on appeal after originally been banned for one year and 11 months for fixing singles and doubles matches in lower-tier events for an organized crime syndicate.
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