导出博客文章LONDON -- Three Italian players will be investigated by world tennis
anti-corruption unit after they were suspended by their national federation for
match-fixing.The 143rd-ranked Marco Cecchinato and his lower-ranked compatriots
Riccardo Accardi and Antonio Campo were banned for up to 18 months by the
Italian federation this week for allegedly influencing the outcome of matches.In
an email to The Associated Press on Thursday, the International Tennis
Federation said the Tennis Integrity Unit has asked the Italian federation to
provide it with the evidence on which the sanctions were imposed.Once this
evidence has been received and passed through the standard TIU investigative
process, a decision will be made as to whether to charge (the three players)
with a corruption offense under the Tennis Anti-Corruption Programme, the ITF
said.The Italian federation suspended Cecchinato until January 2018 and fined
him 40,000 euros ($44,000) for allegedly losing on purpose during a Challenger
event in Mohammedia, Morocco, in October 2015. He was beaten in the
quarterfinals by Kamil Majchrzak of Poland 6-1, 6-4.Last weekend, Cecchinato was
part of the Italian Davis Cup team that lost 3-1 to Argentina though he didnt
play in the tie.Accardi and Campo, who dont compete on the ATP tour, were banned
for 12 and four months, respectively, for several alleged attempts to fix
matches.
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Southeastern Conference cross country student-athletes earned All-Region honors,
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