One of the Toughest Penalties in Tennis. Serb Suspended Until 2050
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Stefan Milićević, 29, created a corruption network. Now the tennis player is being punished severely for match-fixing. The Serb is banned until 2050.
In addition to the SUSPENSION, he was also fined.
The suspension came into effect on October 9 and will last until October 8, 2050, meaning that if the ban remains in effect, Milićević will not be able to return to tennis until he is 53 years old.
The International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) has banned Serbian player Stefan Milicevic for 24 years. The tennis player, who has never reached the top 1,000 in the world rankings, will serve a 24-year ban for match-fixing and attempts to manipulate results in 2022 and 2024. The punishment includes a fine of $70,000 (1.5 million crowns), the ITIA said on its website.
The ITIA investigation detected manipulation of six games, five of which with the protagonist himself. In addition to these combined games, the Balkan athlete tried to manipulate so many others between 2022 and 2024
Serbian tennis player Stefan Milicevic was today punished with 24 years of suspension and fined 62,500 euros for serious violations of anti-corruption rules, when recruiting players to combine matches. The punishment, decreed by the International Tenis Integrity Agency (ITIA), implies that the 29-year-old athlete prematurely finishes a career without international brightness, with his best ATP world ranking being 1.338.o, in August 2014. ITIA's …
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