"They first contacted me at 16 years old." French tennis player described the pressure from the betting mafia

French tennis player Quentin Folliot received a 20-year ban for match-fixing, having allegedly influenced matches and offered bribes. He claims only four matches were affected and that the rest of the accusations are exaggerated. Folliot described his struggles with the betting mafia, revealing he was threatened and coerced into participating. He received a fine of $70,000 and must repay $44,000 earned through match manipulation. Folliot hopes to appeal the decision, asserting he never acted as a broker or profited significantly from his actions.