Overview
- Pang, 25, admitted fixing five of his own matches on the ITF World Tennis Tour between May and September 2024.
- He also made corrupt approaches in 11 additional matches, six of which were fixed, with the ITIA tying his activity to 22 matches overall.
- The suspension runs through 2036 with credit for provisional time served, and $70,000 of the $110,000 fine is suspended.
- He is barred from playing in, coaching at, or attending any event sanctioned by the ATP, WTA, ITF, or national federations.
- Cases spanned tournaments in Turkey, Hong Kong, and mainland China, and the ruling follows a recent 20-year ban for France’s Quentin Folliot linked to a match-fixing syndicate.