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Algerian Aymen Ikhlef was banned for life after an investigation by the Tennis Integrity Unit (TIU) uncovered multiple violations of the rules of his anti-corruption program, the TIU said. The player was also fined 100,000 US dollars. The one who had reached 1739th place in the world rankings “was found guilty of four cases of match-fixing, two cases of soliciting other players not to give their best, three cases of non-reporting. ‘an approach for corruption, and an accusation of non-cooperation with the investigation’.
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