'Tsunami' of fixing at lower levels of tennis, claims report
An independent survey of 3,200 tennis players has claimed that 14.5% of them have first-hand knowledge of match-fixing, alleging a "tsunami" of corruption at lower levels of the sport. The report found only 336 male and 253 female players were able to break even, without accounting for coaching costs, possibly making lower level players vulnerable to manipulation by fixers.