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Rome prosecutors investigate Russian man over alleged tennis match disruption

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Rome prosecutors are investigating a 35-year-old Russian man over an alleged scheme to disrupt tennis matches and influence results, according to a media report. His lawyer said he worked as a courtside observer for a legal betting company and denied that matches were disturbed or altered; prosecutors suspect he used accomplices to interfere with play.

The case concerns alleged match interference and the legality of courtside information gathering for betting.

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