From Fixer to Facilitator: Inside Quentin Folliot's 20-Year Tennis Ban
French player Folliot made around $60,000 in six years as a tennis pro. He made almost as much by fixing just eleven tennis matches. World of Crime goes inside the investigation that caught him.
On December 11, the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) effectively erased Quentin Folliot from the professional record. The 26-year-old French journeyman, whose career peaked at No. 488, was handed a rare twenty-year ban.
But what did Folliot do to face such a momentous ban?
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