Badminton ace Lee was approached by match-fixer
By AFP
February 22, 2018
KUALA LUMPUR: Lee Chong Wei has revealed he once rejected an offer by a match-fixer and said he was “ashamed” two fellow Malaysian badminton players were under investigation over alleged fixing, a report said on Wednesday.
World number two Lee said he was approached a few years ago, without giving further details.“Money is not everything to me,” he was cited as saying in Kuala Lumpur by Malaysia’s New Straits Times newspaper.
“For me, national pride comes first and it is my responsibility to uphold it.”The 35-year-old’s revelation came after news emerged last week that two Malaysian players are being investigated by the Badminton World Federation (BWF) for suspected match-fixing.
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