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The online casino gambling industry media – and the media in general for that matter have really honed in on the corruption issues that are facing the tennis industry, and some tennis pros are taking the fall. Four of the world’s top tennis professionals have admitted that they did place small wagers of betting matches but they claim that the reaction and consequences laid out my the Association of Tennis Professionals (APT) is over the top and much stronger than the situation actually calls for. The tennis industry has made headlines over the past several months with corruption suspicions at the online casino betting sites and the APT also came down pretty severely on another tennis pro who admitted to gambling several years ago on small matches, none of which were his own.

The four tennis pros in question, Daniele Bracciali, Giorgio Galimberti, Alessio Di Mauro, Potito Starace, are all protesting the ATP’s recent ruling on the situation. All four Italian men have been suspended from the sport for their involvement in land and online casino betting. The four men though are protesting the ruling and blaming the media for their harsh sentences. Right now the media spotlight has centred on the possible corruption in tennis and the four pros claim that the ATP has designed the four players as scapegoats for the media and the fans.

Past precedence on rulings form the ATP have never before given such long suspensions and harsh rulings and the four men in question are demanding that the ATP reconsider their sentences. In 2007 Davydenko and Arguello match generated a lot of publicity but the ATP ruled that there was no corruption in the case and dropped the charges. There was much more money involved in the 2007 case and the men claim that they are being treated unfairly by the Association merely because of the tensions that have arisen in the past two months about corruption within the game of tennis, not because they actually did anything wrong.