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Tennis leaders to meet Friday on fighting match-fixing

Associated Press

Wednesday, October 10, 2007

LONDON -- Concerns about tennis gambling have prompted representatives from the world's major professional tennis associations to schedule a meeting in London on Friday to discuss ways to avoid match-fixing. The meeting, which will include the ATP, the International Tennis Federation and the WTA, comes three days after 18th-ranked Andy Murray became the latest player to speak out about corruption in the sport. "It will be to discuss the next steps needed in order to ensure a tennis-wid ...

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