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BBC News ArticleEven the 'sport of kings' has it's corruption. Former jockey and trainer Browne admitted to doping up to 23 horses in an attempt to fix reces and recently had his ban increased by the jockey club for 20 years
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Observer ArticleEx-Liverpool and Southampton Keeper was accused of fixing some of his games for Liverpool to help out a betting syndicate.
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See News ArticleEx England international Matt Le Tissier admitted to trying to play the ball out against Wimbledon in the first 90 seconds to aid a £10,000 betting syndicate.
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BBC Sport CoverageThe ex-South Africa Captain was banned from cricket for life after he was found talking to an Indian Bookmaker on a tour of the sub-continent. He also tried to offer opening batsmen $15,000 to score less than 20 runs against India in an ODI in Nagpur
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German official Robert Hoyzer was banned from officiating for life as he admitted betting on and fixing German cup ties in his favour.
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Telegraph ArticleWorld Champion Snooker Player John Higgins was fined £75,000 and given a six month ban from all competitions for giving the impression of match fixing to a News of the World reporter. Higgins claimed that he had to play along as he was being threatened by the mafia.
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Austrian Daniel Köllerer nicknamed 'Crazy Dani' by some tour pros has currently been banned from all competitions and ranking events on the WTA and ATP Tour.