Moscow, July 29: Russian tennis player Anastasia Sukhotina has been…
Moscow, July 29: Russian tennis player Anastasia Sukhotina has been disqualified for four years and ten months, in part due to attempts to place bets on matches.
Consensus
- Anastasia Suhotina was disqualified by the ITIA for four years and ten months.
- The disqualification is due to violations of anti-corruption rules related to tennis between 2019 and 2034.
- Suhotina admitted guilt in eight rule violations.
- The disqualification began on July 17, 2024, and will end on May 16, 2031.
- She was fined $30,000 total, with $22,500 being conditional.
- Suhotina is 26 years old.
- Her highest world ranking was 607th in 2019.
Points of divergence
- The disqualification includes attempts to place bets on matches, influence other players, and destroy evidence. — vesti
- Suhotina is prohibited from participating in tournaments, coaching players, or attending events under major tennis organizations during the ban. — kommersant
Coverage (2 sources)
- Russian tennis player Sukhotina disqualified for nearly five years for betting — Вести
- Russian tennis player disqualified for attempts to place bets on matches — Коммерсантъ