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Authorities reject allegations, stand by integrity unit

MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Information received about possible match-fixing by tennis authorities had not been suppressed and was investigated thoroughly by its integrity unit, the chairman of the ATP Tour Chris Kermode told reporters on Monday.

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The sport was rocked by a report that match and spot fixing was rife at the highest level of the game, but authorities were either suppressing any investigations or failing to act upon the information received.

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(Reporting by Greg Stutchbury; Editing by Simon Cameron-Moore)


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