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Jun 19, 2018
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Argentina's Nicolas Kicker suspended six years for fixing matches

Published Jun 19, 2018

Top-100 tennis player Nicolas Kicker has been suspended for six years and fined $25,000 for fixing two matches.

The Tennis Integrity Unit announced Kicker's punishment Tuesday, saying that he can reduce his ban to three years if he "commits no further breaches."

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Kicker was kicked out of the French Open last month after an anti-corruption hearing officer ruled that the 25-year-old from Argentina arranged the results of two Challenger tour matches in 2015.

He also was found guilty of failing to fully cooperate with the Tennis Integrity Unit's investigation into the allegations.

Kicker is not allowed to compete in — or even attend — any sanctioned tennis events.

He was ranked as high as No. 78 last year and is No. 100 this week.

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Argentina's Nicolas Kicker suspended six years for fixing matches

Argentina's Nicolas Kicker suspended six years for fixing matches

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