Tennis star Bernard Tomic breaks his silence after being investigated by police over alleged match fixing at the Australian Open
Tennis star Bernard Tomic breaks his silence after being investigated by police over alleged match fixing at the Australian Open
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Fallen Aussie tennis star Bernard Tomic has broken his silence surrounding a police investigation into alleged match fixing at the Australian Open. Tomic, 32, is currently competing in the Brisbane Challenger, a far cry from playing in the Wimbledon quarter-finals in 2011.
![[Tomic is currently competing in the Brisbane Challenger, a far cry from playing in the Wimbledon quarter-finals in 2011 (pictured, in qualifying for the 2025 Australian Open)]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/30/01/94656293-14339777-Tomic_is_currently_competing_in_the_Brisbane_Challenger_a_far_cr-a-17_1738200245215.jpg)
The two-time junior Grand Slam winner is ranked 220 in the world, but remains confident he can crack the ATP top 100 this year. 'I’m not gonna comment about that,' Tomic said when quizzed about the police probe surrounding two matches he played in 2021 and 2022.
![[Bernard Tomic during his 2022 Australian Open qualifying tournament match against Roman Safiullin, which was reportedly the subject of a police investigation]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/30/01/94191761-14339777-Bernard_Tomic_during_his_2022_Australian_Open_qualifying_tournam-a-16_1738200244718.jpg)
'Tennis keeps me alive, keeps me sane, gives me something to do. Without tennis, you lose your purpose. 'To finish the year in the top 100 would be great. We’ll see how we go. A lot has changed in tennis - my expectations can’t be too high. I have to be realistic.'.
![[Tomic (pictured, during the match against Safiullin) has not been charged with any offence and Daily Mail Australia does not suggest that he is guilty of any criminal conduct]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/29/22/94191759-14339777-Tomic_pictured_during_the_match_against_Safiullin_has_not_been_c-a-24_1738189487588.jpg)
Bernard Tomic (pictured with girlfriend Keely Hannah) has broken his silence surrounding a police investigation into alleged match fixing in two matches he played. Tomic is currently competing in the Brisbane Challenger, a far cry from playing in the Wimbledon quarter-finals in 2011 (pictured, in qualifying for the 2025 Australian Open).
Bernard Tomic during his 2022 Australian Open qualifying tournament match against Roman Safiullin, which was reportedly the subject of a police investigation. Tomic (pictured, during the match against Safiullin) has not been charged with any offence and Daily Mail Australia does not suggest that he is guilty of any criminal conduct.
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