Serbian tennis player Stefan Milićević has been banned for 24 years and fined $100,000 for rigging games. He admitted to cheating in six matches and influencing other players. The ban was imposed by global tennis governing bodies after his suspension. The decision follows latest findings highlighting the extent of match manipulation in tennis.
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