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Serbian tennis player Milićević gets 24-year ban for match-fixing

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Serbian tennis player Stefan Milićević has received a 24-year ban from professional tennis following findings related to match-fixing. The disciplinary action was issued after investigations concluded that Milićević was involved in fixing matches and orchestrating a corrupt network to recruit other players into illicit activities.

The length of the ban reflects the severity of the charges, which extend beyond individual match manipulation to the systemic solicitation of other athletes. This case highlights ongoing efforts by tennis authorities to combat corruption and maintain the integrity of the sport.

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