TUI Representatives confirmed on December 4th that another contracted member with the “Association of Tennis Professionals” has received a lifetime ban. Punishments were enlisted after evidence proved that Stanislav Poplavskyy from Ukraine has engaged with match-fixing activities. The legislation wasn’t followed by engaging with match-fixing activities, which likely meant Stanislav Poplavskyy had dealings with officials governing over his recent matches in 2019.

Questions have been prompted that possibly, Stanislav Poplavskyy had wagered on himself for victory with undesignated sportsbooks. The “Tennis Integrity Unit” considers this match-fixing & could be reason Poplavskyy is permanently banned from professional tennis. TUI Representatives clarified that this Ukrainian professional had implemented courtsiding activities & match-fixing since 2015. All victories acquired by Stanislav Poplavskyy have been eliminated from ATP Records, with his career statistics removed from the ATPs website.

Live scoring data was likely transmitted to Stanislav Poplavskyy by third parties, which enabled the Ukrainian to better combat against opponents. After knowing that victory is likely guaranteed, Stanislav Poplavskyy probably wagered on himself & acquired prominent payouts. Athletic personalities engaging with this illegal activity often consider prizes, secondary salaries.

Not permitted to compete doesn’t influence Stanislav Poplavskyy to significant degrees, with the Ukrainian ranked #440 in the “Association of Tennis Professionals” before receiving a lifetime ban. Finances earned via match victory were minimal for Poplavskyy, prompting his likely illegal activities. The “Tennis Integrity Unit” has located multiple infringements of match-fixing in recent weeks, with George Kennedy of Great Britain banned for several months & suspended from competition for an additional three.

The Fine

Punishment for Stanislav Poplavskyy extended beyond lifetime bans & suspensions, with the Ukrainian also fined $19,000.00 from the “Tennis Integrity Unit”. Poplavskyy must make payment within twelve months or receive sentencing from European Union law enforcement. Stanislav hasn’t responded publicly to his lifetime ban & unlikely to.