Gonzalez up 6-3 in the 2nd set tie-break then intentionally loses 5 points in a row to lose the set. There's too much fraud in the land!
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10-28-16 08:21 PM #1
Fraud in Peru
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10-30-16 03:01 PM #2
I had a 8 (or maybe even 10) match tennis challenger parlay on Monday I think (28-29 odds), that was lost thanks to this one - http://www.tennisexplorer.com/match-detail/?id=1502815 (backed Elias).
So a top 60 player that could get 11k for just showing up in Basel or Vienna 1st round (would be in the main draw of both) and losing there goes to Peru!! (to defend the title he won last season) and loses 0:2 against Ghem (btw Elias had 42/17 on clay before that one) and Ghem wins 5 games in the next round of course, losing to Gonzalez (34 yo Ghem who has 18/24 on clay for the season).
Those small challengers (especially in South America) keep having such blatant tanking-fixing that it should be monitored much closer by the tennis authorities.
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10-30-16 03:47 PM #3
intentionally?
Originally Posted by Conqueror
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10-30-16 06:39 PM #4
Yes. Originally Posted by horja1
Looks like you're not used to tanking in tennis. Kerber did just that today.
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