By Tennis Now | @Tennis_Now | Wednesday, December 18, 2024
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A trio of gamers has been provisionally suspended pending Anti-Corruption Program costs, the Worldwide Tennis Integrity Company introduced right now.
Jaimee Floyd Angele (France), Anapat Timangkul (Thailand), and Renlong Pang (China) have been provisionally suspended underneath part F.3.b.i.4 (chance of a Main Offense) of the TACP.
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Part F.3.b.i.4 states: ‘There’s a chance that the Coated Particular person has dedicated a Main Offense and within the absence of a Provisional Suspension, the integrity of tennis could be undermined and the hurt ensuing from the absence of a Provisional Suspension outweighs the Hardship of the Provisional Suspension on the Coated Particular person.’
The 24-year-old Angele, who reached a career-high world singles rating of 463 in August 2022, has been provisionally suspended since September 19, 2024. The participant exercised his proper to enchantment the provisional suspension on October 30, 2024. Unbiased Anti-Corruption Listening to Officer (AHO) Philippe Cavalieros dismissed the enchantment on November 25, 2024.
The 22-year-old Timangkul, who reached a career-high world doubles rating of 2414 in November 2023, has been provisionally suspended since October 8, 2024. He elected to not enchantment the provisional suspension.
Pang, who reached a career-high world singles rating of 1316 in November 2024, has been provisionally suspended since November 7, 2024. The 24-year-old Pang opted to not enchantment the provisional suspension.
Juan Gabriel Castro, a national-level tennis official from the Dominican Republic, has additionally been provisionally suspended from the game since November 7, 2024. Castro elected to not enchantment the provisional suspension.
Throughout their provisional suspensions, the people are prohibited from officiating at/taking part in in, teaching at, or attending any tennis occasion licensed or sanctioned by the members of the ITIA (ATP, ITF, WTA, Tennis Australia, Fédération Française de Tennis, Wimbledon and USTA) or any nationwide affiliation.
