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ESPN Show "Outside the Lines" Airs Segment on Match Fixing in Tennis (Listen Here)

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C Costigan

Published on:

Jan/27/2016

ESPN Show "Outside the Lines" Airs Segment on Match Fixing in Tennis

The piece below is produced by the neice of Gambling911.com intrepid writer/reporter Thomas Somach.

The segment comes at a time during the Australian Open where match fixing has taken center stage. Listen to the Tuesday January 27 episode here that includes a segment on possible discipline of Clippers star Blake Griffin.

Somach's neice's segment is part of a series that delves into the world of illegal gambling and professional sports.

Watch for Gambling911.com to listen to other segments from this series.

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