Reports Allege Tennis Match Fixing, ATP Denies Claims

Tennis players began play Monday at the Australian Open as two news organizations reported allegations of match-fixing based on leaked documents they received. The BBC and Buzzfeed said that during the past decade the sport's Tennis Integrity Unit (TIU) was repeatedly warned about the potential throwing of matches by 10 players ranked in the top 50, but that none ever faced punishment. Chris Kermode, the president of the Association of Tennis Professionals, said the TIU has not...

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