'Heavy' match-fixing in lower tiers

Anti-corruption official says 'vulnerable' players targeted

Corruption scrutiny ramped up at Open

More players revealed match-fixing approaches on Tuesday as the Australian Open Grand Slam tournament came under close scrutiny following claims that corruption in tennis was widespread.

Roger's twins will make their own call

Roger Federer says his 6-year-old twin daughters, Myla and Charlene, have started taking tennis lessons, but the sport's great ambassador does not necessarily hope they will one day follow in his footsteps.

Johnson defends clean 'victims'

The corruption scandal that has rocked athletics is worse than the one that has plunged soccer body FIFA into crisis because it punished clean athletes, four-time Olympic gold medalist Michael Johnson said on Tuesday.

It's far from a life of luxury

Journeymen pros face big challenges in making ends meet on tour

What they say

Sharp Sharapova shines

Maria Sharapova on Wednesday said she expects to be playing several more years in her quest for Grand Slam glory after sweeping past Aliaksandra Sasnovich and into the third round of the Australian Open.

On the sidelines Crowd violation

Jo-Wilfried Tsonga became so incensed with rowdy fans during his match with Marcos Baghdatis that he urged the umpire to give them a code violation.

Golden statement: Curry and crew crush Cavaliers

Visiting Warriors hand Cleveland lopsided beating

Red-hot Redick rocks Rockets in OT

J.J. Redick was getting tired of the Los Angeles Clippers losing to the Houston Rockets, so he finally took matters into his own sharp-shooting hands - with plenty of help from Chris Paul, of course.

Stars come out to help celebrate Chinese New Year

The National Basketball Association will share the joy of Chinese New Year with its millions of fans in China and around the world.

Microscope on match-fixing

Djokovic says he was approached in 2007; British PM wants answers