True or Not, Match-Fixing Charges Overshadow Australian Open – New York Times
Herald SunTrue or Not, Match-Fixing Charges Overshadow Australian OpenNew York TimesMELBOURNE, Australia — The “Happy Slam” got off to a somber start when allegations of match-fixing in tennis overshadowed the opening day of play at the Australian Open. As the two-week tournament comes to close, the suspicion of corruption lingers …Djokovic, Williams win Australian Open semifinalsUSA TODAYNovak Djokovic Facing Uphill Battle to Take Place Among Tennis’ All-Time GreatsBleacher ReportDjokovic, Serena hit new heights in Melbourne semisReutersTennis-X.com (blog) -KETV Omahaall 2,890 news articles Read More
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