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Tennis player's ban for fixing matches increased to 3 years on appeal

French tennis player Samuel Bensoussan had his ban from the sport for match-fixing increased to three years on appeal, the International Tennis Integrity Agency said on Wednesday. Bensoussan had originally been banned for one year and 11 months for fixing singles and doubles matches in lower-tier events for an organized crime syndicate based in Belgium. The Court of Arbitration for Sport increased the ban to three years for the 34-year-old Bensoussan, whose ATP singles ranking peaked at No. 405 in June 2018.

‘Such an Obsession’ – Kim Clijsters Draws Attention to Iga Świątek Red Flag As Her Woes Show No Signs of Easing

Things have not gone according to plan for Iga Świątek this year, with the Pole down to eighth in the WTA rankings and facing a very real possibility of missing the WTA Finals. Tennis legend Kim Clijsters has now weighed in on the possible reasons for the six-time Grand Slam champion’s struggles and how she can find her way back to the top.

Alexander Zverev Unwinds With Rafael Nadal During Scenic Boat Trip Days After Wimbledon Heartbreak

Alexander Zverev had the chance to make history at the 2026 Wimbledon Championships by becoming the first man in the Open Era to win his second Grand Slam title immediately after his first. However, the German failed to replicate his French Open heroics, falling to Jannik Sinner in a hard-fought final.

Major Carlos Alcaraz Injury Update Drops Ahead of US Open

World No. 3 Carlos Alcaraz has reportedly been given the green light to resume on-court work ahead of next month's US Open. The post Major Carlos Alcaraz Injury Update Drops Ahead of US Open appeared first on HEAVY.

Alexander Zverev Under Scrutiny as Serena Williams’ Coach Questions German’s Wimbledon Final Actions

Alexander Zverev had just faced a crushing loss at the Wimbledon final against reigning champion Jannik Sinner, and the German’s premature celebration after claiming the opening set has led Serena Williams’ coach to criticize his early celebration. At the Rennae Stubbs Tennis Podcast, Coach Stubbs criticized Zverev for his over-the-top celebration for acting as though the title was just within reach after winning just the first set against Jannik Sinner, despite needing to win two more sets.

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