Serbian tennis player David Savic has received a life ban from tennis for attempting to fix tennis matches.
The world number 659 was also fined $100,000 (£64,200) by the Tennis Integrity Unit.
The 26-year-old was found guilty of three violations of the sport's international anti-corruption programme.
Savic becomes the second player to ever receive a life ban after Austrian Daniel Koellerer was found guilty of similar charges in May.
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