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Katie Boulter reveals threats as report into online abuse highlights the dark side of tennis betting

Katie Boulter reveals threats as report into online abuse highlights the dark side of tennis betting

Toronto Star4 hours ago

LONDON (AP) — British tennis player Katie Boulter says she received death threats during the French Open targeting her and her family, as the WTA and ITF on Tuesday called on betting companies to do more to stem the flood of online abuse players face on social media.
Boulter told the BBC in an interview that online abuse has become the norm and that she thinks many of the messages are sent by people who are placing bets on tennis matches.

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