Anderson, 20, has been banned since February 2017, meaning he is now free to play again as his 19-month suspension has been served
Former Australian Open junior champion Oliver Anderson was convicted of match fixing yesterday after admitting deliberately losing a set during an ATP tournament in 2016.
Anderson, 20, has been banned since February 2017, meaning he is now free to play again as his 19-month suspension has been served. After being approached by a friend and asked to drop a set at the Traralgon Challenger in Victoria in 2016, someone tried to place a Australian Dollar 10,000 bet with a bookmaker who alerted the police.
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