Spanish Officials Arrest 15 In Tennis Match Fixing Scheme

Spain’s Civil Guard say that 83 people were involved with the match fixing, including 28 professional players, one of whom played in last year’s U.S. Open.

Topics:  spain s civil guard   u.s    open   match fixing   
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