Tennis
Russian tennis player suspended on suspicion of violating anti-corruption program
Russian Alana Tuaeva has been temporarily suspended on suspicion of violating the Tennis Anti-Corruption Program (TACP), the press service of the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) reports.
Tuaeva, 26, has been temporarily suspended from competition since December 19, 2025. The Russian woman’s maximum place in the WTA ranking is 1282nd (September 2025).
“There is a possibility that a person covered by the program has committed a corruption offence,” the statement said.
Also, provisional suspensions were applied to Serbian tennis player Nicole Palecek and three officials – Marko Ristic (Serbia), Zsolt Bagosi and Tamas Tarnai (Hungary).
None of the five people exercised the right to appeal their suspension to an independent anti-corruption body.
Source: Sportbox
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