Overview
- The 25-year-old is barred from playing, training or attending any events sanctioned by the ATP, ITF or national bodies until November 2036.
- He was fined $110,000, with $70,000 suspended contingent on compliance with the sanction.
- Investigators linked him to at least twenty manipulated or attempted matches between May and September 2024.
- Pang admitted fixing five of his own matches and said he approached up to 17 other professionals, resulting in additional corrupted contests.
- The case relied on betting-pattern analysis, communications and his confessions, and comes after a 20-year suspension for France’s Quentin Folliot in the same probe.