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Ten: Match-fixing a serious problem, says French tennis chief
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AAP Sports News (Australia)
10-30-2007
Ten: Match-fixing a serious problem, says French tennis chief
PARIS, Oct 27 AFP - The possibility of match-fixing in tennis is a "serious problem",
although major efforts are being made to make sure it does not happen at the Paris Masters,
French Tennis Federation (FTT) president Christian Bimes said Monday.
"It's a serious problem. I have learnt, for example, that there have even been attempts
a...
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