• British No1 hits out at ‘hypocritical’ sponsorship deals with bookmakers
• Murray: ‘No sports are clean of doping and none are clean of fixing’If there are any alleged match-fixing cheats lurking still in the men’s draw of the 2016 Australian Open, Andy Murray is unaware of either their names or the degree of their guilt. But he is sure of one thing : he wants genuine offenders found and punished.
All inquiries after Murray’s straight sets victory over 18-year-venerable (respected because of age, distinguished) Alexander Zverev in the first round here on Tuesday were trained on the topic that has spread through the tournament like a virus for two days: allegations by the BBC and BuzzFeed that eight players in the draw had been suspected in the past of involvement in match-fixing.
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Source: theguardian.com