London-six of other current or former tennis players linked to the fixation of the match in Belgium was provided with suspension of various lengths-one was banned for 15 years-and imposed a fine, said Friday’s International Tennis Integrity Agency.
This represents a total of 30 players punished for their connection with the syndicate led by Grigor Sargsyan, who had previously received a five -year link.
A player who received the longest ban on Friday’s announcement, 34-year-old Agustin Moyano of Argentina, was suspended for 15 years and after the rejecting the charges and a full hearing request imposed a fine of $ 10,000. Moyano was in 2015 for the best career of 1,343.
Another five players acknowledged violations of the rules related to matches played in 2017-18: David GuezJerome advertising, Romain Bauvy, Yannick Jankovits and François-Arthur Vibert. Their suspension ranged from two years to five years, seven months. Guez, who is 42 years old, achieved the highest rating of the group in the group and reached in 2010 no. Guez has not played an official match since 2018. According to the ATP Tour website, he earned more than $ 800,000.
