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Avoiding white elephants - physical legacy in bidding

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22 Feb 2002

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The commission led by former US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to investigate reform to the college sports system in the wake of the inducements scandal that hit the headlines last year has today (Wednesday) outlined sweeping changes that it will seek to implement.

Tennis is suffering from “very significant” integrity problems and a “tsunami” of match-fixing is plaguing lower-level events, according to a new report from the Independent Review Panel (IRP) established to investigate the matter.

Asian mixed martial arts promotion the One Championship is closing in on a new funding round worth at least $100m ($122.3m) that will grant it a valuation of $1bn, according to Bloomberg.

SportBusiness International

Analysis and insight for the global sports business

Avoiding white elephants - physical legacy in bidding

Avoiding white elephants - physical legacy in bidding

Commission proposes major reforms to college basketball system

Report details ‘significant’ integrity issues across tennis

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