"Tennis Announces Review of Anticorruption Efforts"

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From the New York Times:

"Tennis Announces Review of Anticorruption Efforts"

 

[GameSetAndMath]

As if doping and match fixing by players are not enough, now it is found out by Guardian that
umpires are colluding with betting houses and manipulating matches .

According to self-declared transparency rules, ATP/ITF was supposed to announce the involved people publicly, but they just kept quiet. Finally, Guardian figured it out and then ATP/ITF now are
coming out in the open. But, they have no explanation of why they did not do it themselves.

Talk about trustworthy management! :cover

 

[GameSetAndMath]

This "independent investigation" is not really independent apparently. The chief of the "independent body" is Adam Lewis who is part of the establishment. He has apparently worked for ITF and Wimbledon before, represented players like Gasquet and in general has benefitted financially (not necessarily in an illegal manner though) from the Tennis establishment. The chances that he is going to find deep faults with tennis establishment through which he essentially made his living is small, if any. :cover