WTA boss to raise corruption issue

The head of women’s tennis has admitted anti-corruption will be “the first item on the agenda” when he addresses 250 players before the start of the Australian Open next weekend.

WTA boss to raise corruption issue

The head of women’s tennis has admitted anti-corruption will be “the first item on the agenda” when he addresses 250 players before the start of the Australian Open next weekend.

Women’s Tennis Association chief executive Larry Scott revealed several players had approached the WTA after being approached to throw matches.

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